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Relax pressure on the brake pedal before you've stopped
Use the footbrake and parking brake together
Keep pressure on the brake pedal until you've stopped
Pump the brake pedal rapidly
Explanation: When braking, always maintain steady pressure on the brake pedal until the vehicle has stopped. This helps to reduce the 'wave effect' that can build up as the liquid load moves when the vehicle changes speed.
Category: Vehicle Loading
References: The Official DVSA Guide to Driving Goods Vehicles: Section 2
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