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In a way that does not compromise the stability of the vehicle.
The transported load and its protection must be arranged and stowed in such a way that they do not compromise the stability of the vehicle or fall or shift dangerously.
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In a way that does not compromise the stability of the vehicle.
By placing light objects over the rear axle and the heaviest ones in the front part of the box.
By placing heavy objects in a vertical position.
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