After parking, place wheel chocks behind the front wheels and in front of the rear wheels. Unintentional vehicle movement may lead to accidents due to parking brake release or collisions.

Do not load or unload cargo on a slope. You may suffer bodily injury due to falling cargo or the vehicle rolling.

When loading cargo into the vehicle’s cargo bed, park the vehicle so that the tailgate does not face downhill. If the tailgate is opened on a slope, items may spill out, resulting in damage to the cargo or injury.

Do not leave the vehicle during work, and restrict access to the work area to authorised personnel only. In the event of an unexpected situation (such as the vehicle rolling, falling cargo, fire, or unauthorised operation by a third party), you may not be able to respond properly, leading to greater damage.

Before closing the tailgate, always check whether there is a person or animal inside. No person or animal should ever be inside a sealed cargo vehicle. Children or individuals with limited mobility may not be able to escape if trapped, so ensure they do not enter under any circumstances.