Question 1667 · Truck theory test
What effect would cornering forces have on people travelling in a vehicle?
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Correct answer
Thrown towards the outside of the bend.
Official explanation
When cornering, a vehicle’s occupants can be thrown towards the outside of the bend. To ensure passenger comfort and safety, drivers should steer smoothly and avoid taking bends too fast.
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- Managing risk · Forces Acting on the Vehicle
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