You’re towing a trailer on a motorway. What’s the speed limit for a car towing a trailer on this road?

A: 40 mph

B: 50 mph

C: 60 mph

D: 70 mph

Hint

Don’t forget that you’re towing a trailer. If you’re towing a small, light trailer, it won’t reduce your vehicle’s performance by very much. However, strong winds or buffeting from large vehicles might cause the trailer to snake from side to side. Be awar

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