When securing freight with a high center of gravity inside an enclosed trailer, installing wooden blocking directly against the base of the cargo on the deck floor is sufficient by itself to prevent the load from tipping over during transit.
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False. Base blocking on the floor prevents sliding along the deck, but bracing or tiedowns are required to prevent top-heavy freight from tipping over.
Floor-level blocking is mechanically designed to resist horizontal movement (sliding along the trailer deck). It does not provide leverage or structural support against the overturning moments experienced by tall, top-heavy cargo during sharp turns or heavy braking. To prevent tipping, drivers must use bracing anchored to the upper portions of the freight or appropriate tiedowns.
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Distinction between floor blocking (sliding prevention) and upper bracing (tipping prevention)
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