On a low-cab forward truck, the engine is placed underneath the cab, usually between the driver and passenger seats, which results in less forward mass. This design places the driver at the extreme front of the vehicle, providing excellent forward visibility and 16 more ft. of ground visibility than conventional cabs. Low-cab forward trucks are more maneuverable and have a tighter turning radius, and the short length of the cab also provides more cargo space by allowing for longer bodies.