Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, we’ll show you how to set up safety triangles on hills and curves. This video guide will help you better visualize emergency triangle placement and ensure you’re prepared should you ever have to stop on the side of a road during an emergency.
Disclaimer:
Drivers should only stop on a highway or highway shoulder in the event of a true emergency in which a truck will no longer safely move or a driver is physically unable to drive. Other stops such as rest breaks, swapping drivers or adjusting navigation should only be completed in a safe and legal parking location.
It's important to understand and follow all applicable regulations and laws when it comes to placing emergency triangles. If you have any questions about emergency triangle placement, speak with your leader, or operations support representative (OSR).
0:36 – Step 1: Turn on your four-way flashers.
0:43 – Step 2: Put on your safety vest.
0:50 – Step 3: Exit the vehicle.
1:00 – Step 4: Place your triangles.
1:33 – Hills and curves triangle placement.
2:00 – Step 5: Call for assistance.
Related videos:
1. How to place emergency triangles on two-way roads
- youtu.be/iUUtUkmmMMo
2. CDL triangle placement for divided highways and one-way roads
- youtu.be/VxK8JLp0FHU
3. What to pack in a truck driver emergency kit
- youtu.be/C12EAf-gmm0
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This video is for general information only. It is not intended to cover all circumstances or to serve as a substitute for comprehensive safety training.
© 2022 Schneider National, Inc. All rights reserved.
In this video, we’ll show you how to set up safety triangles on hills and curves. This video guide will help you better visualize emergency triangle placement and ensure you’re prepared should you ever have to stop on the side of a road during an emergency.
Disclaimer:
Drivers should only stop on a highway or highway shoulder in the event of a true emergency in which a truck will no longer safely move or a driver is physically unable to drive. Other stops such as rest breaks, swapping drivers or adjusting navigation should only be completed in a safe and legal parking location.
It's important to understand and follow all applicable regulations and laws when it comes to placing emergency triangles. If you have any questions about emergency triangle placement, speak with your leader, or operations support representative (OSR).
0:36 – Step 1: Turn on your four-way flashers.
0:43 – Step 2: Put on your safety vest.
0:50 – Step 3: Exit the vehicle.
1:00 – Step 4: Place your triangles.
1:33 – Hills and curves triangle placement.
2:00 – Step 5: Call for assistance.
Related videos:
1. How to place emergency triangles on two-way roads
- youtu.be/iUUtUkmmMMo
2. CDL triangle placement for divided highways and one-way roads
- youtu.be/VxK8JLp0FHU
3. What to pack in a truck driver emergency kit
- youtu.be/C12EAf-gmm0
Join a company that puts your safety first. Discover what driving opportunities area available near you: http://sni.jobs/ApplyYT
#schneidertrucking #TruckDriver #TruckDriving #TruckDriverSafety #Emergencytriangles
Join the Conversation:
★ Subscribe: youtube.com/user/schneiderjobs
★ Instagram: instagram.com/schneiderjobs
★ Facebook: facebook.com/jobsatschneider
★ Twitter: twitter.com/schneiderjobs
★ A Slice of Orange Blog: http://sni.jobs/BlogYT
This video is for general information only. It is not intended to cover all circumstances or to serve as a substitute for comprehensive safety training.
© 2022 Schneider National, Inc. All rights reserved.
