Tas Heavy Vehicle Test Practice Questions - Tasmania Heavy Vehicle Licence Knowledge Test (Rigid Combination) Exam

What is the primary reason why a heavily loaded vehicle requires more braking distance than an unloaded one?

A heavier load increases tyre friction making brakes less effective The increased mass means far more braking force (and therefore distance) is needed to bring the vehicle to a stop Loaded vehicles have lower air pressure in their brakes Engine braking is disabled when a vehicle is fully loaded

Correct Answer:

The increased mass means far more braking force (and therefore distance) is needed to bring the vehicle to a stop

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