How can the operator mitigate the risk of tipping over when navigating slopes?

Mitigating the risk of tipping over while navigating slopes primarily involves controlling speed. Driving slower allows the operator to maintain better control of the dumper's stability, especially on uneven surfaces or inclines. When the vehicle moves at a reduced speed, the operator can respond more effectively to any changes in terrain or potential hazards that could lead to a loss of balance.

In contrast, driving at full throttle can increase the likelihood of tipping due to the greater momentum and speed, making it harder to stabilize the dumper if it begins to slide or tip. Turning sharply can also disrupt the vehicle's balance, particularly on a slope where the center of gravity is more precarious. Ignoring weight limits compromises safety by increasing the risk of instability, making it essential to adhere to manufacturer guidelines for load capacity to ensure safe operation. Thus, driving at a slower pace becomes a crucial strategy in preventing accidents related to tipping over on slopes.