Practice question
Why should a hazardous goods vehicle generally not be overloaded beyond its rated capacity?
- Overloading improves braking
- Overloading reduces stability and braking performance and stresses the structure, raising accident and release risk
- Overloading is encouraged to save trips
- It only affects fuel cost, not safety
Answer: B — Overloading reduces stability and braking performance and stresses the structure, raising accident and release risk
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