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Properly stowed, distributed and secured where necessary to prevent dangerous movement.
Properly stowed and distributed, respecting mass and axle-load limits without compromising stability. Secure it where necessary to prevent falling or dangerous movement, and do not obscure lights, signs or plates. Article 14 does not universally prohibit placing weight near the centre of gravity or require straps as the only securing method; use means appropriate to the load.
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Properly stowed, distributed and secured where necessary to prevent dangerous movement.
Concentrated without regard to stability or axle loads.
Unsecured even if it could fall or move dangerously.
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