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No.
Cars may carry suitcases, parcels or luggage belonging to the driver or occupants provided that they are placed in the designated spaces, preferably in the boot. Under no circumstances is it permitted to leave the vehicle's doors or boot open to increase its load capacity.
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No, except in vehicles intended for carrying goods.
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Not the doors, but the boot may be left open if it is kept closed enough to prevent the load from falling out.
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