You want to transport furniture in the van shown here (up to 3.5 t). Compared to driving a car, what do you have to be aware of?

You answered correctly because when driving a van up to 3.5 tons compared to a car, you must be aware of three important factors:

1. The van can roll over more easily when cornering due to its higher center of gravity compared to a car. This requires you to take corners more slowly and carefully.

2. The van requires special attention to vertical clearances because it is taller than most cars. This means you need to watch out for low bridges, tunnels, or parking garages where height restrictions apply.

3. The van is more vulnerable to sidewinds due to its larger surface area and height. Strong sidewinds can affect stability, so you must be cautious, especially on exposed roads or bridges.

Understanding these points helps ensure safety when driving larger vans in different traffic and weather conditions.