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Which practice should be avoided when towing a trailer?

  1. Driving at a safe speed

  2. Checking the trailer connections

  3. Allowing passengers to ride in the trailer

  4. Ensuring the load is balanced

The correct answer is: Allowing passengers to ride in the trailer

Allowing passengers to ride in the trailer is a practice that should be avoided when towing a trailer. The main reason for this is safety. Trailers are not designed for transporting people; they can be dangerous and lack the necessary safety features, such as seatbelts and protective structures, that vehicles have. In addition, having passengers in the trailer can shift the weight distribution, potentially affecting the stability of both the trailer and the towing vehicle, which can increase the risk of accidents and loss of control. Driving at a safe speed, checking the trailer connections, and ensuring the load is balanced are all essential practices for safe towing. These practices help maintain control over the vehicle-trailer combination, promote road safety, and prevent mechanical failures.

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