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If, for any reason, you had to unload your vehicle on a public road, how would you have to do it?

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Unload as quickly as possible, avoiding unnecessary noise and disturbance.

When unloading on a public road in a built-up area, municipal rules on stopping and parking, as well as the times and places where it is permitted, must be observed. The operation must be carried out on the side of the vehicle closest to the edge of the carriageway, using sufficient means to complete it as quickly as possible and taking care to avoid unnecessary noise and disturbance.

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  • Unload as quickly as possible, avoiding unnecessary noise and disturbance.

  • The unloading operation must never be carried out on the road.

  • Place the goods on the pavement or on the nearest pedestrian area.

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