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Properly placed and secured so they cannot come loose
Any carried load or object must be placed and secured so that it cannot fall off or compromise stability or road safety.
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Properly placed and secured so they cannot come loose
Resting loosely if they are light
Hung outside to free up space
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En un vehículo agrícola que circula por vía pública, las herramientas o pequeños materiales transportados deben ir:
- Bien colocados y sujetos para que no se desprendan(Correct answer)
- Apoyados sin fijación si pesan poco
- Colgados por fuera para liberar espacio
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