Question 497 · Car theory test
When driving a tractor and trailer, what should the driver do on entering a roundabout to avoid a possible rollover?
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Correct answer
Reduce speed.
Official explanation
Drivers should always drive at a speed which is safe. In particular, when changing direction, such as entering a roundabout. If driving a tractor with a trailer, extra care should be taken due to their instability.
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- Manoeuvres, turning & overtaking
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