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Cover them completely and effectively.
Cover it completely and effectively under Article 14.2. Article 14.1 also requires arranging and securing the load to prevent falling, dangerous movement or impaired stability. An enclosed system meeting these requirements may be used; a fully enclosed vehicle is not mandatory in every case, and small containers alone are insufficient. A poorly fitted tarpaulin allowing material to escape is not effective covering.
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Use small containers even if left open and material escapes.
Always use a fully enclosed vehicle, without exception.
Cover them completely and effectively.
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