Why should you brake earlier and more gently when driving a loaded tank vehicle compared to a dry freight vehicle?

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1. Liquid movement inside the tank (surge) can push against the brakes' effect and reduce control if braking is abrupt
2. It has no real difference from driving a dry freight vehicle, since both cargo types are secured and don't shift once loaded
3. Tank vehicles always have weaker brakes
4. Only the speed limit changes, not braking technique

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