stackyFACTSDriving a ridiculously long truck around tight city blocks is physically impossible without a second driver sitting at the very back. The tiller operator sits in a detached cab at the tail, independently steering the rear axles. They aggressively swing the back end out in the opposite direction just to clear sharp corners.
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