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No, because it is driving with the doors open.
The Traffic Regulations prohibit all types of vehicles from driving with any of their doors open, or opening them before the vehicle has come to a complete stop. Nor may we get out of the vehicle without first making sure that opening the door will not create a danger or obstruction for other road users.
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Yes, because the load is properly secured.
No, because it is driving with the doors open.
Yes, because the load is indivisible.
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