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Yes, provided that it is secured appropriately.
In cars, loads must always be placed in the boot or on the vehicle's roof rack, and must always be secured appropriately. If there is not enough space, they may be placed on the rear seats, secured so that they do not inconvenience the occupants.
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No, it cannot be used as a luggage carrier.
It may only be used if the car is carrying 3 or more passengers.
Yes, provided that it is secured appropriately.
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