Question 467 · Car theory test
Why should a tractor be driven more slowly on uneven road surfaces?
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Correct answer
To avoid severe bouncing.
Official explanation
Drivers should drive more slowly on an uneven road surface because driving a tractor at speed could cause the vehicle or the trailer to become unstable and difficult to control. During severe bouncing, the tractor's wheels can lose contact with the road, negatively affecting steering and braking.
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