Evasive Maneuvers when towing
I have been travel trailering for several years now. I always try to think of what to do in certain situations on the road. I have always tried to remember certain key things when towing. (1) I ca...
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ktmrfs wrote:Count me in this group.Stefonius wrote:Houston Remodeler wrote:I agree. I'm not inclined to make emergency maneuvers that could flip me over or cause me to end up in a ditch. If I can't avoid it by braking moderately with the wheels straight, it's going to get hit.
If we can't gently maneuver to avoid hitting an object, we're taking it with us.
That's doubly true for the folks who do 85 to pass me and then cut in front with one car length to spare, then promptly slam on the brakes.
me also.
sheet metal is easily repaired or replaced. Human bodies, well hard to repair, and irreplaceable.
sheet metal wins hands down.
If in traffic, rear-ending the vehicle in front of you straight on is almost always the best option for everyone around.
