Practice question
What is a 'trailer jackknife' and what causes it?
- The tractor's drive wheels lock up or lose traction on a slippery road, causing the heavy trailer to push the tractor sideways into a V-shape
- The front tires blowout causing the truck to flip backwards
- The landing gear drops down while driving at high speed
- The steering wheel locks when turning a corner
Answer: A — The tractor's drive wheels lock up or lose traction on a slippery road, causing the heavy trailer to push the tractor sideways into a V-shape
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