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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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By placing light objects over the rear axle and the heaviest ones in the front part of the box.
In a way that does not compromise the stability of the vehicle.
By placing heavy objects in a vertical position.
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