Question 1598 · Truck theory test
What does ‘road-friendly’ suspension do?
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Correct answer
Reduces the impact of a vehicle’s weight on the road.
Official explanation
Road-friendly suspension, also known as air suspension, protects the load in a vehicle by reducing vibration. It can also reduce the damage to road surfaces and bridges caused by heavy loads.
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