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Yes, because it can influence the behaviour of the lorry when taking curves.
Yes, because load distribution and securing affect lorry stability, including on bends. The driver must understand how load position, mass and securing affect safety and the relevant checks. This does not mean personally performing every loading or unloading operation: Spanish law generally prohibits participation by drivers of goods vehicles over 7.5 tonnes MAM, subject to its specified exceptions. Good stowage does not itself shorten driving times.
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Yes, because it can influence the behaviour of the lorry when taking curves.
Yes, because properly securing the load shortens the driving time.
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