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Acceleration capability.
Acceleration capability: with the same force, greater mass produces less acceleration. Load also affects handling, braking and demands on tyres and suspension, so it is not correct to say it affects only acceleration or always has its largest effect there without context. Observe authorised masses and distribute and secure the load correctly.
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Acceleration capability.
Maximum authorised mass, which automatically decreases when loaded.
The signposted speed limit, which automatically changes when loaded.
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