You are transporting logs. The driving route means you have to drive along poor quality roads. What do you have to do?

Your answer is correct. When transporting logs on poor quality roads, you must regularly check that the load is secure to prevent shifting or falling, which can be very dangerous. Additionally, you need to adapt your speed to both the condition of the road and the characteristics of the load, as rough roads and heavy, uneven loads require slower driving for safety. The third option about reducing friction between logs is incorrect because increasing friction helps keep the load stable, so you want to avoid reducing it. Always ensure the load is properly secured and drive cautiously to maintain safety.