Ackermann geometry, when turning. Note that each wheel, front and back, has an axle alignment that is a radius of a common circle. As the rear wheels are fixed, this circle's centre must lie on the axle line of the rear axle.
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{{Information |Description=Illustration of Ackermann steering geometry Ackermann geometry, when turning. Note that each wheel, front and back, has an axle alignment that is a radius of a common circle. As the rear wheels