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Load moves forward under braking and outward in a bend
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Braking increases load at the front; turning transfers load towards the outside wheels. For an ordinary right-hand bend, the combined tendency adds load at the front left. The exact amount depends on the vehicle and manoeuvre: it is not necessarily most of the car’s weight. Use smooth road-driving controls.
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