Why do we transport steel coils standing upright?

Explaining why steel coils are transported standing upright, when it would seem much safer to lay them down flat on their side.
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[@garbageman3992]

this is a repost. not this persons video

[@Triley215]

I don't even understand why they're reposting this... so they think it's going to go viral or something? This is like the 4th time I've seen this...

[@dynamitoriel9056]

​@@Triley215unfortunately due too how algorithm work, repost have often time became more popular than original

[@kakorotskywalker]

Who's the original?

[@garbageman3992]

@@kakorotskywalker Idk the original but I saw it on another short a bit back

[@AxeDragon1989]

Are shorts videos ever posted by the original? It's just endless shit posting

[@assassinprothe1st887]

Dont worry, the people working that stuff know way tf more than this guy

[@johnbell1396]

Years ago I came across a semi in Iowa that this happened to. The driver did not survive. I remember the huge blood stain on the road.

[@johnmcwick1]

As a trucker that is terrifying. I haul sugar beets thankfully, but that’s very scary.

[@johnbell1396]

@@johnmcwick1 You in North Dakota?

[@johnmcwick1]

@@johnbell1396 no but I think the company I work for spreads through North Dakota

[@johnbell1396]

@@johnmcwick1 Minnesota?

[@johnmcwick1]

@@johnbell1396 no lol I live in Idaho.

[@JohnMcCoy-n9v]

You on the forklift. You don't see that man on the trailer. That's Wreckless Endangerment. YOUARE FIRED INDEFINITELY.

[@Showboat_Six]

Where is the trucks headache rack at?

[@Mizz.Person]

Yeah, nobody would want to haul this without one.

[@johnmcwick1]

It is also DOT required. Had to answer questions on it specifically during my training.

[@codiserville593]

Seriously

[@codiserville593]

​@waltino81 hmm geez

[@clutchitup9861]

Only problem with this statement is that it won't really stop anything. Maybe slow it down but that much mass and inertia, a little bit of aluminum ain't doing much of shit. No such thing as too much securement.

[@brahma6549]

Steel coils are da shit

[@automation7295]

And yet people still use them, I bet you want these thing banned everywhere.

[@brahma6549]

@@automation7295 I said da shit. That's a good thing

[@beynar3087]

Steel coils should never be transported on such trailers but on coilmulds.

[@automation7295]

I bet you also wish that steel coils should never be transported on any trailers.

[@beynar3087]

@@automation7295 In Germany, you will get a huge fine for coils transporting in this way. If german BAG checks that the coils are not sufficiently secured you will get a fine and you will have to put the load on a coilmulde trailer. Otherwise, you will be not allowed to continue driving.

[@mattstarr8203]

refinery lol

[@isaacwurtele7247]

Literally a magnet