VAMike
Well-Known Member
That's irrelevant: the specific concern is that AEB will activate, causing the truck to brake without braking the trailer. At best this could cause poor braking performance, at worst it could jackknife the trailer, etc. This was not a concern before AEB. (But, as I said before, I question how relevant this is in the real world vs being a "thing that could happen" that the lawyers told them to print a warning for so they can't be sued by someone being stupid.)Not to mention, 10 yrs or more ago there were people driving and towing with no such thing as AEB or collision warning.
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