Which statement is true regarding large trucks?

The statement regarding large trucks being less maneuverable than passenger vehicles is accurate. Large trucks, due to their size, weight, and design, have limitations when it comes to turning and changing directions quickly. They often require more room to navigate turns and obstacles, making them less agile compared to smaller passenger vehicles. The longer wheelbase and overall dimensions contribute to their reduced maneuverability, necessitating a greater turning radius.

In contrast, issues such as stopping distance and the space required for turns are heightened with large trucks; they need significantly more space to both start and stop as well as to navigate corners safely. Trucks also typically cannot accelerate as quickly as lighter vehicles, and while they can reach high speeds on highways, they are often governed to maintain safety standards, especially when loaded. Understanding these characteristics is essential for safe driving and operation around large trucks on the road.