Question 510 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
During a low speed turn in the city, what do the rear tires of a large vehicle do?
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Correct answer to question 510
- B: They are pulled inward of the path of the steering tires
Explanation
In low or moderate speed turns, the rear tires are pulled inward of the steering path. This is low speed off-tracking. The longer the wheelbase or the tighter the turn, the more off-tracking occurs.
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