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What’s a sleeper cab in a lorry?

Long-distance lorry drivers end up staying away from home sometimes weeks at a time. While drivers can stay at motels along the way, it’s more convenient and cost-effective to be able to sleep in the cab. Drivers also have rest

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Why is the speed slower at roadworks?

The speed limit around roadworks is often made temporarily lower because: There could be sharp changes in the height of the tarmac that could cause tyre damage There could be potholes which could cause tyre damage The surface could be

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What features should a good off-road vehicle have?

Off-road vehicles are always a bit of a compromise to allow them to drive on-road, too, but there are a set of features that you should look for which will improve your experience of driving on rough, muddy, rutted roads.

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Will a motorbike turn just by leaning into the corner?

The most effective way to turn a motorbike is using counter steering. Riders do this without thinking and, to explain it, takes much more time than the action of doing it. To turn left, a rider initially applies a small

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Common injuries sustained in car crashes

Vehicle occupant protection has come a long way, but drivers and passengers continue to be injured due to the sheer physical forces that can be involved in a crash. Humans are not designed to resist the g-forces created in a

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How can you carry items safely in your car

It’s unlikely that all you’ll ever carry in your car is you and other people. You’ll use it for moving shopping, pets, and even large items. There are some important things to think about when you load your car, though:

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How do you safely carry items in a light trailer?

There are three main types of trailers: flat deck, cage and box. A flat deck either doesn’t have sides or has short sides (typically less than 500mm). A cage trailer is similar to a flat deck but has cage sides

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