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The problem is that portable forklifts (those you transport on the back of your truck) often move while you drive or when they stick out too much in the back of the truck there are often accidents. Are there warning systems that can let the driver know about what´s going on in the back of his truck?
  • Posted 22 Apr 2007 06:58
  • By agnes_a
  • joined 22 Apr'07 - 2 messages
  • Vienna, Austria

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