During the driving process of the road roller, the driver should always hold the steering wheel, put his foot on the emergency brake pedal, and keep his eyes on the front, back, left and right, and up and down from time to time.

Do not shift gears when the roller is traveling on a slope (whether uphill or downhill), and apply the brakes first when shifting is necessary. If the engine stalls on the way, brake immediately and apply the handbrake, and plug the front and rear wheels with wooden blocks before starting again.

The road roller should drive slowly downhill, not slide or slide, and use the brakes intermittently to reduce the speed if necessary. Mechanical transmission rollers can also be slowed down by turning off the throttle. Rollers must not run sideways or stay on slopes.

When a road roller passes through a bridge or tunnel, its bearing capacity and passage space should be confirmed in advance, and all counterweights on the roller should be removed if necessary.

The road roller should be turned at a slow speed, and must not make sharp turns, and turn on the turn indicators in time, and pay attention to observation. Dangerous sharp turns.

The brake and the main clutch can be used in conjunction with the mechanical transmission roller when braking, and it is forbidden to brake the roller by sudden reversing.

In an emergency, the emergency brake should be quickly closed, and at the same time, the reversing lever should be pulled to the neutral position, and the steering wheel should be held firmly with both hands as a support to cope with the emergency braking. Do not use the emergency brake in a non-emergency state.

When the vibratory roller is running, the engine should run at full speed, and it is not allowed to change the driving speed by idling.

No one is allowed to take people when the road roller is running, no one is allowed to get on and off the vehicle when driving, and it is forbidden for irrelevant personnel to stay nearby, especially not near the hinged steering.