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Vehicle safety, insurance, registration and towingStandalone practice
When must a trailer have brakes strong enough to stop and hold it?
Correct answer: When it and its load weigh 1,360 kilograms or more
Why
A trailer with a gross trailer weight of 1,360 kilograms or more must have brakes strong enough to stop and hold it.
Verified against The Official Ministry of Transportation (MTO) Driver’s Handbook · Vehicle condition, insurance, registration and towing · p. 164
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