Question 1419 · Truck theory test
What could happen if a driver carrying a bulk liquid load takes a bend at too high a speed?
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Correct answer
It could cause the vehicle to roll over.
Official explanation
Drivers of heavy goods vehicles should pay special attention to reading the road ahead and reacting accordingly to any changes in the road layout by adjusting their speed to suit. When carrying bulk liquid loads, driving at speed on bends can cause the vehicle to roll over.
- Topic
- Control of vehicle · Controlling Vehicle Stability
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