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Turning radius, turning area

2009-04-14View Original

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When loading a vehicle onto a truck, how are the turning radius and the required space for turning determined? What does it have to do with the length of the vehicle (17m)? Is it better for a project to have many people or few people? Due to the current economic downturn, there are few projects available. The boss can’t stand to see everyone idle, so for even a small project, he assigns about 10 people to work on it, which leads to chaos. Has anyone experienced something like this?
Reply #22009-04-16
The typical turning radius is approximately equal to the length of the vehicle. For a vehicle like yours, the required turning radius is not less than 15 meters; the exact value can be found in the technical specifications in the vehicle’s manual, which are available online.

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