The higher is the vehicle’s center of gravity:
- The higher is the vehicle’s stability on wet roads.
- Correct answer: The lesser is the vehicle’s stability in turns and curves.
- The easier it is for the vehicle to make turns
- The higher is the vehicle’s stability in curves.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: The lesser is the vehicle’s stability in turns and curves.
A higher center of gravity gives the sideways force in a turn more leverage to tip the vehicle outward. This is why stability in turns and curves drops and the risk of rollover grows, especially for tall or high-loaded trucks and buses. A high center of gravity does not improve grip on wet roads or make turning easier, so slow down before curves.