Things Not To Do at a Truck Stop: Truck Stop Safety Mistakes to Avoid

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If you are feeling fatigued at a truck stop, which of the following should you NOT do to stay alert?

Drink water and take a short walk

Rely on smoking cigarettes to combat tiredness

Eat a healthy snack

Get at least seven hours of sleep

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You are about to back your truck out of a parking spot at a truck stop. What should you avoid to reduce the risk of collision?

Backing slowly using mirrors

Backing quickly without checking your path

Getting a spotter to help guide you

Walking around your truck to check for obstacles

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You are about to leave your truck unattended at a truck stop. Which action should you avoid to help prevent theft or accidents?

Parking in a well-lit area

Taking your keys with you

Leaving your truck unlocked and running

Turning off the engine and locking the doors

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When entering or exiting your truck at a truck stop, especially in winter, which action should you avoid to reduce your risk of slipping?

Checking that your footwear is clean and dry

Maintaining three points of contact

Jumping down from the cab without using handholds

Using steps and handholds

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You notice your tires feel hot during a routine check at a truck stop. What should you avoid doing?

Letting the tires cool before further inspection

Checking tire pressure and condition

Ignoring the issue and continuing to drive

Inspecting the tires for signs of damage

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While fueling your truck at a truck stop, what should you avoid to prevent fire hazards?

Smoking near the fueling area

Checking for fuel leaks

Using the correct fuel type

Turning off your engine

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You are preparing to unload cargo at a truck stop using powered equipment. What should you avoid to maintain safety?

Receiving training on the equipment

Operating equipment without a pre-operational check

Checking the equipment before use

Wearing a seatbelt while operating

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You are parked at a truck stop and want to get some exercise. Which action should you avoid to reduce your risk of injury?

Doing stretches inside your cab

Walking in poorly lit or high-traffic areas of the parking lot

Taking a short walk on a designated path

Walking during daylight hours in a safe area

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While unloading your truck at a truck stop, what should you avoid to prevent injury when using a forklift?

Operating a forklift without proper training for that specific site

Checking that the forklift is in good working order

Following site-specific safety instructions

Wearing high-visibility clothing

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If you are involved in a minor accident at a truck stop, what should you avoid doing to keep the area safe?

Leaving your vehicle in the middle of traffic

Setting out reflective triangles

Moving your vehicle to the side if possible

Turning on your flashers

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