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During the transportation of fruits, vegetables, and agricultural products, efforts should be made to minimize crushing, collisions, and cargo shifting. Before loading, it is recommended to arrange the cargo in layers based on its packaging, pressure tolerance, and weight, preventing heavy items from pressing on fragile goods.
Cargo should be evenly distributed throughout the vehicle compartment and not concentrated on one side or in localized areas. For lightweight and easily shifted items, straps, dividers, or other securing accessories can be used based on actual conditions.
Before transit, sideboards, pillars, locks, and tie-down points should also be inspected to ensure they are in good condition. For long-distance transport, the loading and unloading sequence should be arranged logically to minimize repeated handling en route and reduce the risk of cargo damage.
