When pulling double trailers, is it advisable to brake firmly while going through a curve?

When pulling double trailers, it is advisable not to brake firmly while going through a curve because doing so can lead to a loss of control. Double trailers are longer and can be more difficult to maneuver than single trailers, especially in turns. Braking firmly in a curve can cause the trailers to sway or skid, which increases the risk of a rollover or jackknife situation. Instead, it is recommended to slow down before entering the curve and to maintain a steady speed throughout the turn. This ensures better control over the trailers and helps prevent accidents. Smooth and gradual steering adjustments are also essential when navigating curves with double trailers.

Additionally, maintaining an appropriate speed and reducing speed before entering a curve allows the driver to better respond to the dynamics of the trailers as they navigate through the turn. Driving techniques that prioritize stability are crucial for safely operating double trailers.