Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?
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mole1708:
Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?
what bearing does the amount of wheels have 
d4c24a:
mole1708:
Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?what bearing does the amount of wheels have
He keeps the other 2 in the cab!
mole1708:
Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?
Don’t know what this ones all about
altitude:
mole1708:
Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?Don’t know what this ones all about
Nor me; Perhaps the goods aren’t heavy enough to need anything greater than 18ton mgw?
mole1708:
Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?
Bizzare !
mole1708:
Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?
We have a “Mole” 
Could be troll mole
mole1708:
Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?
You don’t have to be able to stand up while changing, that isn’t the issue here. Overnighting in a 4 legger is not allowed though, for obvious reasons, so that should be the main concern for the driver’s at your place.
I hope this helps.
you will obviously need more room to stand up if you have six legs 
specialbru:
you will obviously need more room to stand up if you have six legs
Typical TruckNet poster making assumptions without knowing the facts. How do you know they aren’t short legs?
This is why I don’t post much anymore. 
2 legs in the top bunk, 2 in the bottom bunk. What is the problem?
SWEDISH BLUE:
2 legs in the top bunk, 2 in the bottom bunk. What is the problem?
If it’s a 6 legger where do the other 2 go?
i’ve got it.
if he takes his missus, then there will be 4 legs, but if he takes his missus, and her sister, then it’s 6 legs.
and standing up will be an absolutley critical requirement as you will get 1/3rd more positions than you would with 4 legs.
easy when you think about it.
Depends how far away from the steering wheel you are, i think 18 inches is the normal requirement.
Derf:
d4c24a:
mole1708:
Is there a law that says you must be able to stand up in the cab whilst changing or getting in to the bunk? The company i work for regularly send people out overnight in 4 leggers?what bearing does the amount of wheels have
He keeps the other 2 in the cab!
That’s the problem he can’t get on the bunk because that’s where you store the other pair of wheels.
I would have thought this was obvious, call yourselves professional drivers and you don’t even know a basic rule such as this, you’ll be telling me next it’s o.k for me to have my break in the drivers seat, and front fog lamps are “un cool”.
OK everybody lets all take a minute and
- THINK OF THE CHILDREN
limeyphil:
i’ve got it.
if he takes his missus, then there will be 4 legs, but if he takes his missus, and her sister, then it’s 6 legs.
and standing up will be an absolutley critical requirement as you will get 1/3rd more positions than you would with 4 legs.
easy when you think about it.
If he takes his missus and her sister he’s one lucky ■■■■ nt.