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In such a way that it does not compromise the vehicle's stability.
Position and secure it so it does not compromise stability, drag, fall or shift dangerously, or hide lights, signals or plates required to be visible, under article 14. Preserve the driver’s view and control too. Lights and registration visibility concerns other users and identification systems seeing them, rather than the driver seeing their own exterior lights from the cabin.
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In such a way that it does not compromise the vehicle's stability.
By hiding the vehicle's lighting devices.
Loose, so that it moves around inside the vehicle.
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