Two tank vehicles carry the same volume, one water and one gasoline. Why might posted curve advisory speeds still call for extra caution in both?

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1. Gasoline cannot surge the way water does
2. Only the heavier liquid needs any caution at all
3. Advisory speeds only apply to empty tank vehicles, since a loaded tank's weight keeps it planted through the curve
4. Liquid surge affects handling in a curve regardless of which liquid is being hauled, even though the weights differ

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