How can you prevent rollovers when making turns?

To prevent rollovers when making turns, it's essential to reduce speed before entering the turn and to avoid making sharp turns. This approach helps maintain stability and control of the vehicle. When a vehicle is traveling too fast into a turn, the centrifugal force can shift the vehicle’s center of gravity, increasing the likelihood of a rollover. By slowing down and easing into the turn, you allow the vehicle to navigate the curve more safely, reducing stress on the tires and suspension and minimizing the risk of losing traction.

Additionally, making turns with gentler angles rather than sharp ones helps distribute weight more evenly across the vehicle, further decreasing the chance of tipping over. Keeping these principles in mind is crucial for safe driving, especially when operating larger commercial vehicles that have a higher center of gravity compared to standard cars.