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drag, fall or shift dangerously.
The load carried by a vehicle, together with any accessories used for its fitting or protection, must always be arranged and secured so that they cannot drag, fall completely or partially, or shift dangerously. The load must also not compromise the vehicle's stability or cause noise or other nuisance.
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drag, fall or shift dangerously.
shift dangerously, only.
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