if the load is to big to see around , you should ( select all that apply ) A) lean out to one side of the truck so that you can see B) lift the load as high as possible so that you can see underneath C) drive in reverse. d) have someone direct your path
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So, this option is not advisable. B) Lifting the load as high as possible could also be risky as it may affect the stability of the truck, especially while moving. So, this option is also not advisable. Show more…
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