Combination Vehicles

They are longer, heavier, and require more driving skill, so handling errors are more serious and demand more attention.

Yes. They are more likely to turn over because of their height, weight distribution, and trailer movement.

Keep the cargo as low as possible and centered, so the center of gravity stays low and balanced.

A high center of gravity makes the vehicle top-heavy and much more likely to tip over, especially in turns.

Go slowly. Speed on ramps and curves is a leading cause of combination rollovers.

A small steering movement at the tractor is multiplied into a much larger, faster sideways movement at the rear trailer.