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How does increasing the length of a trailer affect off-tracking on a turn?
A longer trailer will exhibit greater off-tracking than a shorter one, meaning the rear wheels track further inside the path of the front wheels. This requires
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Question: How does increasing the length of a trailer affect off-tracking on a turn?
Answer options:
- It decreases off-tracking, making the turn easier. ✅ It increases off-tracking, requiring a wider turning path.
- It has no significant effect on off-tracking.
- It only affects off-tracking at very low speeds.
Correct answer: It increases off-tracking, requiring a wider turning path.
Explanation: A longer trailer will exhibit greater off-tracking than a shorter one, meaning the rear wheels track further inside the path of the front wheels. This requires the driver to take a wider path to prevent the trailer from hitting curbs or other obstacles.
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