Whether the car will roll over when turning 60 yards is not only determined by the speed, but also related to the curvature of the road, road conditions and car conditions. If you turn at a speed of 60 yards on a curve with a speed limit of 40 yards or even lower, the probability of a car overturning is very high. However, turning at a speed of 60 yards on a corner with a speed limit of 60 yards will naturally not overturn.
In addition, for cars, if the curvature of the road is excluded, the probability of rollover due to too fast speed is relatively small. Because the center of gravity of cars is generally low, it is not uncommon for cars to turn at a speed of 80- 100 yards per hour at high speed.
Overturning at a speed of 60 yards per hour is mostly due to the collision caused by insufficient steering or excessive steering. Generally speaking, whether there is a problem with a 60-yard bend depends on many factors, such as road curvature, road condition, car condition, center of gravity and so on.
What happens if the turning speed exceeds 30?
For cars, it is not a big problem that the turning speed in general corners exceeds 30 kilometers. However, if it is in a turning or sharp bend, according to the implementation regulations of the Road Traffic Safety Law, the speed cannot exceed 30 kilometers per hour, otherwise traffic accidents will easily occur. In addition, for some large trucks, because of the high center of gravity, even if the curve is not very big, the centrifugal force of turning is relatively large. Once the speed is too fast, it takes minutes to roll over.
Therefore, what kind of consequences will occur when the turning speed exceeds 30 kilometers per hour depends on many factors such as vehicle type, vehicle condition, road condition, camber and so on.