Road-holding Performance
Road-Holding Performance is a dynamic performance metric in articulated vehicle systems that quantifies the vehicle's ability to maintain stable and predictable trajectory tracking under varying road and operational conditions, distinguishing it from other handling metrics by its emphasis on sustained adhesion and lateral force utilization at the tire-road interface.
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