Curves in the highway can also be tricky. Stay more to the center of the lane for right turns so the rear wheels will not move off the pavement. For a left turn or curve, stay more to the right of the lane to prevent the back of the trailer from tracking into the oncoming lane of traffic. Some trailers have a high center of gravity, so turning corners and taking curves must be done at slower speeds to prevent swaying. Slowdown before you enter the curve.
Livestock can move around in a trailer.
This shifts the center of gravity and makes a rollover more likely. With less than a full load of livestock, use barriers to keep the livestock bunched together. Even though the livestock may be bunched, be very careful in curves. Livestock will also lean in the curve and this could cause a rollover if you are driving too fast. If you are driving in areas with strong winds, take special care.