When the vehicle turns, the rear wheels follow the:

• Same path as the front wheels
• Different path than the front wheels
  Explanation:

  "When a vehicle turns, the rear wheels do not follow the exact path of the front wheels. Instead, they take a slightly tighter path, which is known as "off-tracking" or "cutting the corner." This is especially noticeable in longer vehicles like trucks and buses."
• Longer path than the front wheels
• Shorter path than the front wheels