When does Forwards Pitch typically occur?

Forwards pitch typically occurs during braking because as a vehicle decelerates, the weight of the vehicle shifts towards the front. This is a result of inertia, where the body of the driver and passengers continues to move forward even as the car slows down. The suspension system also compresses under the weight shift, leading to the forward tilt of the vehicle. This phenomenon is important for drivers to understand as it can affect vehicle control and stopping distance, making it crucial to maintain proper braking technique to manage this weight shift effectively.