What happens if you do not account for off-tracking while driving a large vehicle?

• You may drive slower than the required speed.
• You may drive faster than the required speed.
• It will not affect your driving.
• You could collide with a curb, parked vehicle, or pedestrian.
  Explanation:

  "Off-tracking occurs when the rear wheels of a large vehicle, such as a truck or bus, follow a tighter path than the front wheels during turns. If you do not account for off-tracking, the rear of the vehicle may swing out and collide with objects like curbs, parked vehicles, or pedestrians. This can lead to accidents, property damage, or injuries."