Correct answer
Distributed and well balanced.
Distributed, balanced and secured against movement. Respect combination and axle mass limits and avoid local overloading. Concentrating it on one side reduces stability; loose cargo can change the distribution while travelling. The securing system must prevent cargo movement during manoeuvres.
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Distributed and well balanced.
Concentrated on one side.
Loose and unsecured inside the compartment.
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En un conjunto C+E, la carga debe colocarse:
- Repartida y bien equilibrada.(Correct answer)
- Concentrada en un solo lateral.
- Suelta y sin sujetar dentro del compartimento.
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