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F R E I G H T   T R A N S P O R T   L T D   ( F T L )  D R I V E R   T R A I N I N G   M A N U A L                V E R S I O N   2
               9.1    ALCOHOL ALLOWANCE ................................................................................................................................................39
               9.2    TOBACCO ALLOWANCE ................................................................................................................................................40
            10   COMPANY ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT PROCEDURES ....................................................................................... 41
               10.1   INSURANCE DETAILS ...................................................................................................................................................42
               10.2   ROAD ACCIDENT FORM EXAMPLE .................................................................................................................................42
            11   DRIVING A COMPANY VEHICLE...................................................................................................................... 43
               11.1   SEAT BELTS (DO I NEED TO WEAR ONE?) ........................................................................................................................44
               11.2   ALL VEHICLE CONTROLS ..............................................................................................................................................44
               11.3   VULNERABLE ROAD USERS SAFETY POLICY .....................................................................................................................44
               11.4   ROAD TRAFFIC CONVICTIONS AND FINES .......................................................................................................................46
               11.5   VEHICLE SECURITY & KEYS ...........................................................................................................................................46
               11.6   PLANNING YOUR JOURNEY ..........................................................................................................................................46
               11.7   MOTORWAY DRIVING .................................................................................................................................................47
               11.8   TIREDNESS IS A MAJOR FACTOR IN ROAD INCIDENTS.  TO AVOID TIREDNESS WHILE DRIVING: ...................................................47
               11.9   DRIVERS ARE TO OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING TOP TIPS: ......................................................................................................48
               11.10    DRIVING IN POOR WEATHER ....................................................................................................................................49
               11.11    ALL VEHICLES REVERSING SAFELY ............................................................................................................................50
               11.12    REVERSING ASSISTANTS/TRAFFIC MARSHALLS/BANKSMAN ........................................................................................50
               11.13    HAND SIGNALS (REVERSING ASSISTANT)...................................................................................................................51
               11.14    WHEN REVERSING, REMEMBER: ..............................................................................................................................52
            12   VEHICLE SERVICING....................................................................................................................................... 53

            13   BREAKDOWNS .............................................................................................................................................. 53
            14   GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHTS AND OVERLOADED VEHICLES ................................................................................ 54
               14.1   GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHTS ...........................................................................................................................................54
               14.2   WAYS OF PREVENTING A VEHICLE BECOMING OVERLOADED: .............................................................................................55
               14.3   THE EFFECTS OF OVERLOADING A VEHICLE: .....................................................................................................................55

            15   LORRY MODIFICATIONS TO TRACTOR UNIT OR TRAILER ................................................................................ 56
            16   PARKING IN LORRY PARKS OR FERRY PORTS.................................................................................................. 56
            17   CAB LOCKERS (EVERYTHING GOES IN?) .......................................................................................................... 57

            18   ACCESS AND EGRESS ..................................................................................................................................... 58
            19   MY SPACE ..................................................................................................................................................... 59
            20   BRIDGE STRIKE AND OVERHANGING TREES ................................................................................................... 60
            21   ARTICULATED VEHICLES ................................................................................................................................ 60

            22   OVERHEAD CABLES ....................................................................................................................................... 60
               22.1   WHAT TO DO IF YOU COME INTO CONTACT WITH AN OVERHEAD POWER LINE (OHPL) ........................................................61
            23   REVERSING ALARMS ..................................................................................................................................... 61
            24   VEHICLE RECORDING CAMERAS. ................................................................................................................... 61

               24.1   REASONS FOR THE USE OF CCTV AND SURVEILLANCE SYSTEMS .........................................................................................61
               24.2   CCTV MONITORING ...................................................................................................................................................62
               24.3   HOW WE WILL OPERATE ANY CCTV ..............................................................................................................................62
            25   MOBILE PHONES, HAND HELD DEVICES AND PORTABLE EQUIPMENT (SAT NAV’S, PDA’S ETC)........................ 63
            26   EYE TESTS ..................................................................................................................................................... 63

               26.1   EYE CONTACT ............................................................................................................................................................64
            27   CUSTOMERS ................................................................................................................................................. 65

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