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it does not obscure the lighting or light-signalling devices.
The load carried on a vehicle must be installed so that it does not obscure the vehicle's lighting or light-signalling devices. This is crucial because the visibility of these signals is essential for communication and safety on the road. If lighting or signalling devices, such as brake lights, indicators or position lights, are covered or partially obstructed by the load, other drivers may be unable to see these important signals, increasing the risk of accidents.
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it occupies as little space as possible.
it does not obscure the ignition devices, even though it may obscure the light signals.
it does not obscure the lighting or light-signalling devices.
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