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They must not obscure any of those items or signals.
They must not obscure lighting or light-signalling devices, mandatory plates or markings, or the driver’s hand signals. The load must also be positioned and secured where necessary to prevent falling, dangerous movement or impaired stability, under Traffic Regulations Article 14.
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They may hide the number plate if the lights remain visible.
They must not obscure any of those items or signals.
They may hide the lights if the number plate remains visible.
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