Question 1508 · Truck theory test
What effect could an unevenly distributed load have on a vehicle?
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Correct answer
It could make the vehicle unstable while turning.
Official explanation
When loading a vehicle you should ensure that the load is distributed evenly. An unevenly distributed load may change the vehicle’s centre of gravity and this could affect the braking and steering.
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- Managing risk · Load Handling
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