Turning corner will not cause a shift in the truck center of gravity if the truck have a load on the fork?

When a truck with a load on the fork turns a corner, the center of gravity may shift slightly due to the load's position and the dynamics of the turn. However, if the load remains stable and is properly balanced on the forks, the overall center of gravity of the truck itself should not experience a significant shift. It's essential for operators to ensure that loads are secure and centered to maintain stability during turns. Proper load management helps minimize any potential changes in the truck's center of gravity.