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Hiding lights, mandatory plates or identification signs.
They must not hide lighting or light-signalling devices, mandatory plates or identification signs, or the driver’s hand signals. Position and, where appropriate, secure them so they cannot fall, move dangerously or compromise stability. These are load-positioning rules; passenger places and restraint requirements are regulated separately.
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Hiding lights, mandatory plates or identification signs.
Securing them appropriately when necessary.
Positioning them safely without dangerous movement.
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