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Take measures to have it removed as soon as possible without putting yourself in danger.
You must properly warn of the obstacle and take the necessary measures to have the load removed as soon as possible, under Article 130. Do not put yourself in danger by walking in traffic lanes to collect it. If you cannot remove it safely, request assistance from the appropriate services from a safe place. The vehicle being able to continue does not require you to expose yourself to traffic to recover the load.
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