1. Overloading: Exceeding the Forklift's maximum weight capacity can put excessive strain on the vehicle and increase the risk of tipping.
2. Improper Loading: Improper weight distribution, such as loading a heavy object only on one side of the truck, can cause it to become unstable and more likely to tip over.
3. Traveling at Excessive Speed: Driving the Forklift too quickly, especially when turning, can increase the risk of it losing stability and tipping over.
4. Driving on Slopes: Operating a Forklift on an inclined or uneven surface without maintaining proper safety precautions, such as reduced speed and correct load placement, can lead to the truck overturning.
5. Sudden Movements: Making abrupt turns, braking, or changing directions rapidly can create momentum that can easily cause the Forklift to tip over.
