When picking up goods, if the shuttle is not fully inserted into the pallet, how will it affect driving safety?

When the shuttle is not fully inserted into the pallet, the likely impact on driving safety is that the load may shift unexpectedly. This is because the stability of the load relies heavily on how securely it is positioned on the forks or shuttle. If the shuttle is only partially covering the load, there is an increased risk that the goods could become unbalanced. As the forklift moves, any minor jolting or turning could cause the load to shift, leading to potential hazards such as losing control of the load, damaging the goods, or even causing a collision or injury.

While it might seem that increasing the body length could have an impact, it does not directly relate to the safety issues posed by a misaligned load; rather, it's the stability and secure handling of the load that primarily affects driving safety. Properly engaging with the pallet ensures that the forklift operates safely and efficiently.