Cargo net inside truck??

It's a safety restraint so your co-driver doesn't come flying out of the bunk into the floor when you slam on the brakes.

It's for the bottom bunk, not the top

If you run solo just take it down and store it under the bunk or mattress

 

Yeah I've got one of em over each bunk, its a safety restraint. Though the truth is even with it, you'd probably slam your head into the cabinet, but at least you will enjoy your concussion in your bed. And not through the windshield.

 

It,s for all the crap you have in the sleeper in case you crash it won't hit you in the head and kill you it is not a restrant for people

 

Now that I think about it, students could fasten me in so if I wake up to my truck missing its roof, i dont come flying into thier head, and they have 5 extra seconds of time to run.

 

I added to my first reply

 

Yes, it is designed to be a restraint for people. I'm not saying it's a good design, or a good restraint. But that is what it is for.

 

No it is not a safety belt

 

So, what do you think the co-driver sleeping in the bunk is supposed to use as the legally required safety restraint? The govt doesn't consider gravity or luck to be a safety restraint.

 

Look under the bed it's where most safety belts end up because most drivers don't use them when they are in a team running down the road which in turn is a volation.