Question 741 · Car theory test
How should a driver manage a bend when driving a fully loaded vehicle?
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Correct answer
At a slower speed than when empty.
Official explanation
Driving too fast on the approach to a bend and while driving through it with a fully loaded vehicle can lead to a loss of control. This can be prevented by driving in a safe and sensible manner and by reading the road ahead.
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- Manoeuvres, turning & overtaking
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