Jungheinrich DFG 316s Betriebsanleitung Seite 104

Behavior when driving: The travel speed must always be adjusted to the prevailing
speeds. The truck must be driven slowly on bends, when in and approaching narrow
gangways, when passing through swing doors, and in blind positions. The driver must
always keep a safe braking distance away from industrial trucks traveling in front and
must always have the truck under control. Abrupt stopping (except in an emergency),
rapid turning, and overtaking in dangerous or blind positions are prohibited. It is
forbidden to lean out or reach out beyond the working and operating area.
You must observe all traffic regulations, including speed limits in force on the site.
Under normal traffic conditions you must drive on the right. Always keep a safe
distance from the vehicle in front, according to your speed. In addition, the driver must
always be in control of the vehicle.
You should yield to pedestrians, emergency service vehicles – such as ambulances
and fire department vehicles – and other (powered) industrial trucks.
You must not overtake other industrial trucks traveling in the same direction at
junctions or in blind or dangerous areas.
Sound your horn and reduce speed or stop at gangways running perpendicular to
your direction of travel and in blind places.
Cross railroad crossings at an acute angle if possible. Stop at a distance of at least 2
m (6 ft) from the railroad tracks.
Always look in the direction in which you are traveling.
Ensure that you have an unrestricted view of the travel way, pay attention to traffic
and pedestrians, and keep a safe distance.
If the load restricts your view to the front, you should drive so that the load is facing
the rear.
Reduce speed and drive down sloped pathways with caution:
1. Loaded industrial trucks with the driver must drive down a slope of greater than
5% with the load directed uphill.
2. Unloaded industrial trucks should drive down all slopes with load-handling
equipment positioned on the downhill side.
3. If necessary, the load and the load-handling equipment must be tilted backward
and lifted to drive safely over sloped areas.
4. Avoid turning around and use special caution when driving on sloped areas,
ramps or inclines; climb in and out as straight as possible.
1.In general, high-lift order pickers are not suitable for use on downward-sloping terrain. Heed the
operating instructions of the manufacturer with respect to recommended work procedures.
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