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Truckers always allow enough time when your trucking. Trips can take longer during winter than other times of the year, especially if you encounter snow or ice conditions. Get an early start and allow plenty of time to reach your destination. Make certain your tires are properly inflated and always and we mean always buckle your seat belts. #ptag #ptagsafety #safety #buckleup #stayfocused
PTAG Safety Tip : Truckers don’t drive if you’re overtired. Stop regularly for breaks. - Remain focused and attentive. Maintain a positive attitude. Road rage or negative driving habits impact everyone. #ptag #ptagsafety #buckleup #bepatient #trucking
10 SAFETY TIPS FROM THE PTAG ORGANIZATION FOR ALL PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVERS : 1. Get enough rest. If you feel drowsy, pull over and take a nap. That load is not worth your life. Or any others life. There are a lot of people counting on you to get home safely. 2. Slow down in construction zones. Lanes are often moved or redirected during construction; adjust your speed so you can follow the signs without killing yourself , other drivers, or the workers. 3. Be aware of your blind spots. Small cars can be easily missed. Signal your intention to change lanes or turn well in advance, so that cars have enough opportunity to get out of your blind spot. You might also invest in extra side mirrors to improve visibility. #ptag #ptagsafety #trucking #buckleup #safetyfirst 4. Maintain a safe distance from the cars in front of you. It will take you much longer to stop than an average car. 5. Regularly check your brakes. There isn’t always a convenient runaway truck ramp nearby to catch you if your brakes go bad. And Follow the suggested speed limits. 6. Shift your eyes every two seconds and check the side / rear-view mirror every five to eight seconds. This keeps your eyes ahead of the vehicle and your brain focused on driving. 7. Avoid aggressive drivers. Don’t get caught up in road rage scenarios; antagonizing aggressive drivers will only escalate the situation. 8. Remember folks to Always, always, always wear your seat belt. 9. Beware of the effects of prescription and OTC drugs; many medications make you drowsy 10. Put away every and all distractions, Do not take notes or look up phone numbers while driving. Do not engage in stressful or emotional conversation that might divert your attention from the road. Use your phone for help to assist in emergencies. #ptag #ptagsafety #safety #safetyfirst
Truckers winter time is fast approaching. Make sure your brakes, windshield wipers, defroster, heater and exhaust system are in top condition. Check your antifreeze and be ready for colder temperatures. You may need to add concentrated windshield washer fluid to the windshield washer fluid reservoir to prevent an icy windshield. Check your tires. Make sure they are properly inflated and the tread is in good condition. Always carry chains. Make sure they are the proper size for your tires and are in working order. You might want to take along a flashlight and chain repair links. Chains must be installed on the drive wheels. Make sure you know your truck inside and out. Other suggested items to carry in your truck are an ice scraper or commercial de-icer, a broom for brushing snow off your truck. a shovel to free you truck if it is "snowed in", sand or burlap for traction if your wheels should become mired in snow and an old towel to clean your hands. It is also a good idea to take along water, food, warm blankets and extra clothing. A lengthy delay will make you glad you have them.Weather conditions may warrant detouring traffic from the main roadway. It is strongly suggested that drivers always keep an updated map containing the areas of travel. If you have a cellular telephone, then log onto the PTAG Facebook community for convenient, updated road conditions. #ptag #ptagsafety #winteriscoming #freezing #cold #trucking
Truckers please obey all speed limits and signs. Be attentive and drive responsibly. Never drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Always wear your seatbelts. Before driving that truck , do a simple safety check. When you get into the truck, adjust all mirrors and seats before placing the key in the ignition. Be aware of your surroundings and always loom out for trains when crossing rail road tracks. #ptag #ptagservices #ptagsafety #trucking #safety #tips
Truckers If you are going on long-trips, take regular rest stops or take a break when you stop for fuel. Keep a first-aid safety kit in your truck. Make sure the contents of the box have fresh supplies. Weather conditions in summer can pose special threats to driving safely. For example, overheating or sudden storms can create emergency situations. #PTAG #ptagsafety #longhaultrucker #trucking #keepontrucking
PTAG Safety Tip : Whenever you change lanes or pull out in front of someone, try to match the speed of traffic as quickly as you can to reduce how much inconvenience you cause. When a lane is obstructed and all the cars in it are clustered together trying to merge into your lane, slow down and let a couple of them in. #ptag #ptagsafety #SafetyTip #trucking #transportation #StayFocused #StayAlert #StayStrong https://www.instagram.com/p/CCHpL45JhfU/?igshid=1q77n6q5iq1id
PTAG Safety Tip : Whenever you change lanes or pull out in front of someone, try to match the speed of traffic as quickly as you can to reduce how much inconvenience you cause. When a lane is obstructed and all the cars in it are clustered together trying to merge into your lane, slow down and let a couple of them in. #ptag #ptagsafety #SafetyTip #trucking #transportation #StayFocused #StayAlert #StayStrong https://www.instagram.com/p/CB0QzMIJaCe/?igshid=x5c36180lvm4
