What is the effect of the cornering characteristics of a combination vehicle (car towing a caravan) when taking a turn?

When a car is towing a caravan, the combination vehicle behaves differently in turns compared to a single car. The caravan can "jut out," meaning it may extend beyond the normal turning path of the car. It can also "cut the corner," meaning it takes a sharper path through the turn, potentially closer to the inside edge than the car itself. Therefore, the caravan does not generally follow the exact track of the car; instead, drivers must be aware of this when turning to avoid hitting curbs, obstacles, or other vehicles. This rule helps drivers anticipate the caravan’s position during turns for safer maneuvering.