Question 1154 · Truck theory test
Which factor could cause a reduction in a tyre’s grip on the road surface?
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Correct answer
The condition of suspension components.
Official explanation
Grip produces traction, which leads to good road holding. Suspension components such as worn shock absorbers or broken springs reduces the amount of grip and could lead to serious loss of control of the vehicle.
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- Managing risk · Forces Acting on the Vehicle
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