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Yes, to prevent dust escaping into the atmosphere.
The load carried on a vehicle must be arranged so that it does not produce noise, dust or other nuisances. The transport of materials that produce dust or that could fall must always be carried out by covering them fully and effectively.
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Yes, but only when driving in a built-up area.
Yes, to prevent dust escaping into the atmosphere.
No, but it is advisable.
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