Describe the three types of vehicle characteristics.
What will be an ideal response?
The three types of vehicle characteristics are static, kinematic, and
dynamic. Static vehicle characteristics include the vehicle's weight and size.
Kinematic characteristics involve the motion of the vehicle without considering
the forces that cause the motion, and dynamic characteristics involve the forces
that causes the motion of the vehicle.
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