LOADING A CAR EVENLY
When carrying an uneven weight of passengers or luggage try to distribute the weight as evenly as possible at the outset of the journey. Putting a heavy passenger on the same side of the car as a heavy driver, when the other two occupants are light-weights, will net cnly cause more difficult handling, but will promote bad riding qualities on an uneven road; the more uneven the load and the more softly sprung or lighter the car, the worse the effect. The samf remarks apply to loading luggage. ,
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Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21714, 22 February 1936, Page 13
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