What should truck drivers pay attention to when driving?

1. Stay awake and focused: truck drivers need to keep a clear head when driving in order to deal with all kinds of emergencies in time. In addition, they also need to focus on the road and the surrounding environment to avoid distraction.

2. Obey traffic rules: truck drivers must strictly abide by traffic rules when driving, such as speed limit, signal lights, markings, etc. This will help to ensure driving safety and avoid traffic accidents.

3. Keep a safe distance: the truck driver should keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front so as to have enough time and space to brake in an emergency.

4. Pay attention to the weather and road conditions: truck drivers should adjust their driving speed and route according to the weather and road conditions. In rainy and snowy weather or when the road surface is slippery, you should slow down and keep a large safe distance.

5. Check the vehicle regularly: truck drivers should regularly check the brakes, tires, lights and other parts of the vehicle to ensure that the vehicle is in good running condition.

6. Avoid fatigue driving: truck drivers should arrange their trips reasonably to avoid driving for a long time. During driving, you can have a proper rest and stay energetic.

7. Wear safety equipment: truck drivers should wear appropriate safety equipment when driving, such as seat belts, helmets, reflective vests, etc. These devices can protect drivers from injury in the event of an accident.

8. Pay attention to pedestrians and non-motor vehicles: truck drivers should pay attention to pedestrians and non-motor vehicles during driving to ensure their safety.

9. Abide by environmental laws and regulations: truck drivers should abide by local environmental laws and regulations, such as prohibiting the emission of exhaust gas at a specific time or area.

10. Keep good communication with other drivers: truck drivers should keep good communication with other drivers, especially in the case of merging lines and turning, and keep abreast of the driving situation of surrounding vehicles.