ndhis speed is likely to be considerably higher than at adeliberate turning of a corner. Fig. 7 represents wheel tracks of a vehicle having free-trailing rear wheels and Fig. 8 those of approximatetracking in its simplest form. In both cases the path ofthe front wheels is chosen arbitrarily.… … wheels, making a-Tracks of lead,ate tracking and Fig. 7—Tracks of vehicle, with free-trailing reaturnout to avoid obstacle or hole in the road. Figing and trailing wheels held in relation for appro-.making a turnout, unnecessarily wide, around obstacle or hole in theroad, and the path of the…
Automobiles · Aeronautics
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