ENVIRONMENT

Water truck loses its load

MINERS are being told to give thought to managing the stability of articulated vehicles at their sites after the body of an articulated water cart truck overturned on a corner after being filled with water.

 The Regulator's image of the incident

The Regulator's image of the incident

The incident occurred at an open pit coal mine in New South Wales. The water truck was negotiating the corner when its body flipped onto its side. The NSW Resources Regulator said stability of articulated...

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