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Fig 1.

Vehicle rollover model including superelevation.

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Fig 2.

Appearances of the trucks.

a) the prototype truck b) the simulation truck.

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Fig 3.

Road simulation image.

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Fig 4.

Parameters of the given trajectory curves.

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Table 1.

Characterization of parameters of simulation scenes.

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Fig 5.

Animation demonstration screenshot of scene 10.

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Fig 6.

Schematic diagram of vehicle steering principle.

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Table 2.

Calculation results based on the theoretical model.

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Table 3.

Rollover thresholds based on two methods.

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Table 4.

Dynamic rollover risk levels and rollover margin of each level.

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Fig 7.

Rollover margin of the truck.

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Fig 8.

Predictions of speed thresholds of the truck in a sharp turn.

Vsafe state represents the safe speed threshold; Vlimit state represents the limit speed threshold; Superelevation rate is equal to zero; the loading condition of the truck is fully-loaded.

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Fig 9.

Predictions of speed thresholds of the truck in a sharp turn with different superelevation rates.

Vsafe state represents the safe speed threshold; Vlimit state represents the limit speed; the loading condition of the truck is fully-loaded.

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