Safe driving 2 pts
Can overloading a truck with cargo be dangerous?
Correct answer
- Yes, it can, because an overloaded vehicle may become uncontrollable due to physical laws.
Other options
- No, it cannot. If the driver has enough experience driving with an overloaded cargo, they can eliminate all problems with such a vehicle.
- No, it cannot, overloading the vehicle is not dangerous if the driver observes safety breaks and reacts to weather conditions and other traffic stimuli.
Explanation
What the law says: A vehicle may not exceed its permitted weight, because overloading changes how it behaves.
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