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particularly affects the vehicle's acceleration, braking and stability.
Overloading our vehicle by adding more load than authorised on its vehicle technical inspection (ITV) card can negatively affect its stability, causing the suspension systems to become less effective, increasing braking distance, and compromising the vehicle's braking or acceleration.
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particularly affects the vehicle's acceleration, braking and stability.
has no effect whatsoever on road safety.
only affects the tyres, so their pressure should be increased.
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