Why should you check clearance for a tall load before departing, not just before reaching a low bridge?
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Correct answer to question 205 (General Knowledge): There may be other overhead hazards along the route, like wires or awnings, not only official bridge clearances
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Overhead hazards aren't limited to marked bridges; wires, awnings, or low structures along a route can also be a risk, so checking clearance means being alert throughout the trip, not just at known bridges.
Updated: November 2026