What condition may lead to a loss of control of an MWS apparatus when driving?

Traveling at high speeds around a turn can significantly affect the stability and control of a Mobile Water Supply (MWS) apparatus. When a vehicle navigates a turn, the centrifugal force acts outward, which can cause the vehicle to tip or lose traction, particularly if the speed is excessive. The risk of losing control increases due to the dynamics of weight transfer, which shifts the center of gravity and can lead to rollover or skidding.

In contrast, driving on dry roads typically provides better traction, and accelerating rapidly on a straight path does not introduce the same lateral forces that can destabilize the vehicle. Additionally, taking gradual turns at slow speeds reduces the impact of lateral forces, making it easier to maintain control. Thus, high speeds around turns represent a critical scenario where loss of control is more likely to occur due to physics and vehicle dynamics.