Road rules / 🇬🇧 general
An overloaded vehicle will:
✓ ANSWER
Take longer to stop and be harder to steer and control
Overloading affects steering, braking and stability — never exceed your vehicle's stated weight limits.
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- ✓Take longer to stop and be harder to steer and control
- ✗Grip the road better because of the extra weight
- ✗Only be a problem when driving uphill
- ✗Handle normally as long as tyre pressures are raised
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