Q
70. When you turn suddenly while pulling doubles, which trailer is most likely to turn over?
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Aa. The rear trailer is twice as likely to turn over as the tractor.
Bb. The front trailer is twice as likely to turn over as the tractor.
Cc. Each trailer is equally likely to turn over as the tractor.
Detailed Explanation
The correct answer is "a. The rear trailer is twice as likely to turn over as the tractor.". This is based on federal CDL regulations and safety standards.
Correct Answer: a. The rear trailer is twice as likely to turn over as the tractor.
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