BC Class 2 Practice Test · Question
Off-tracking on a bus means:
Rear wheels cut inside the front wheels' path in turns — you must swing wider to keep them off curbs and other lanes.
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Question: Off-tracking on a bus means:
Answer options:
- The bus leaves the road ✅ Rear wheels follow a tighter path than the front wheels in a turn
- The bus drifts sideways at speed
- Tires lose air
Correct answer: Rear wheels follow a tighter path than the front wheels in a turn
Explanation: Rear wheels cut inside the front wheels' path in turns — you must swing wider to keep them off curbs and other lanes.
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