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That the load must not drag along the ground or move dangerously.
Position and, where necessary, secure the load so it cannot drag, fall, move dangerously or compromise stability. This also applies to items in the boot, not only loads outside it. Observe projection limits and marking requirements, and do not obscure lights, registration plates or compulsory markings. Not every load requires a trailer.
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That the load must not drag along the ground or move dangerously.
That a suitable device such as a trailer must be used.
That loads projecting beyond the vehicle cannot be carried.
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