"The trailer started whipping..."
I saw the aftermath of this accident while driving out of the mountains near Pine Mountain Club, California. There were gouges in the pavement where the truck (It might have been a Chevy Avalanche)an...
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Larry C wrote:
I can't argue with you on theory that the brake control technique will work, but problem is, when a strong gust hits you, and a serious sway event occurs, you probably won't be able to react in time to resolve the problem.
^^This^^
And...in the moments it takes you to "sense" the serious sway, it may already be out of or nearly out of control, making a more dangerous situation.
But, since you are convinced you will never use an anti-sway device until they are 100% effective, I guess applying the same logic, you'll be done driving, too. I have yet to see any make or model that is 100% immune to failures and remains in completely stable control under ANY conditions :R
