Why should tank vehicle drivers plan routes that avoid unnecessary sharp turns or frequent stop-and-go conditions when possible?

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1. Route planning has no bearing on how liquid cargo behaves during a trip, since surge only depends on how full the tank is
2. This consideration only applies to routes longer than 500 miles
3. Sharp turns and stop-and-go traffic actually reduce liquid surge
4. These conditions repeatedly trigger liquid surge, increasing overall handling risk throughout the trip

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