Question 496 · Car theory test
When is a tractor most likely to overturn?
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Correct answer
When turning sharply.
Official explanation
When you are driving a tractor, you should be aware that tractors are less stable than other vehicles and take extra care when manoeuvring.
- Topic
- Manoeuvres, turning & overtaking
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