Correct answer
Avoid compromising stability, falling or dangerous movement.
Position and, where necessary, secure the load and its accessories so they do not fall, move dangerously or compromise stability. They must not obscure lights, plates or manual warnings. Respect vehicle and roof-rack limits. Material producing dust or liable to fall must be completely and effectively covered; a cover does not replace securing the load or make an unstable load acceptable.
Practice more B licence questions
A 3-minute quick test with exam-style questions. Free, no signup.
All options
It may obscure some of the vehicle’s lights.
A cover is sufficient even if the load remains unstable and can move.
Avoid compromising stability, falling or dangerous movement.
Editorial status: editorially approved. This status does not certify legal review. Report a correction
Keep studying
Related questions
- A lane is reserved exclusively for buses and taxis with no motorcycle authorisation. May a motorcycle use it merely because traffic is congested?
- What must a vehicle do to join the flow of traffic?
- A vehicle has not passed its ITV roadworthiness inspection and has defects posing a particularly serious road-safety risk. May traffic officers immobilise it?
- What does a traffic light for vehicles showing a steady amber light require?
- Can the Authority immobilise the vehicle of a driver who refuses to take the breathalyser test?
- Is driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs considered a criminal offence under the Criminal Code?