Question 1205 · Truck theory test
How should the load on a vehicle be arranged to maintain a safe centre of gravity?
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Correct answer
As low as possible.
Official explanation
Ensuring that the load centre of gravity is as low as possible helps ensure the vehicle’s stability. A load with a high centre of gravity is less secure and can cause the vehicle to topple.
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- Technical matters · Vehicle Specifications
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