What happens to vehicle stability as tracking distance increases?

As tracking distance increases, vehicle stability improves, meaning it increases. This is because a longer tracking distance allows the vehicle to maintain a more stable trajectory and reduces the chances of oversteering or losing control. A longer distance creates a smoother path, which allows for better handling and greater predictability of the vehicle's movements.

Increased tracking distance enhances the vehicle's stability by enabling it to properly align with the steering inputs and the road surface variations. This is particularly beneficial during maneuvers or when navigating curves, as it provides the driver with a greater buffer for correcting small deviations in steering or road conditions. Overall, longer tracking improves the driver’s ability to control the vehicle effectively and respond to various driving scenarios.