What should you anticipate when you transport a load on the roof of your car?

When you carry a load on your car's roof, the vehicle's center of gravity rises, which makes it tilt more to the side when cornering. This means you need to take turns more carefully at lower speeds to maintain stability. Additionally, a roof load increases the surface area exposed to wind, so your car responds more sensitively to sidewinds, requiring more attentive steering corrections. Finally, the extra weight and increased air resistance cause your car to consume more fuel. Understanding these effects helps you drive safely and economically when using a roof load.