Q
What is off-tracking in a tractor-trailer?
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AThe rear wheels follow a shorter path than the front wheels in a turn
BThe vehicle loses GPS signal
CThe trailer brakes apply automatically on every turn
Detailed Explanation
Combination vehicles off-track during turns, so drivers must plan turns to avoid striking curbs or other vehicles.
Correct Answer: The rear wheels follow a shorter path than the front wheels in a turn
Reviewed by Baha Mustafa, CDL holder, against official CDL manuals and FMCSA rules.
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