In Macedonian traffic rules (ZBSP), what is the primary danger of driving a vehicle with an overloaded rear axle?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Reduced front tyre grip, sluggish steering response, and raised headlights dazzling oncoming traffic
- Step 1: Under Macedonian Road Traffic Safety Law (ZBSP), Rear overloading pivots weight off the front steering axle, destabilizing directional control and elevating beams. Answer: Reduced front tyre grip, sluggish steering response, and raised headlights dazzling oncoming traffic. Why not the others: Increased engine oil consumption during idling does not represent the statutory standard under Macedonian vehicle safety rules.
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