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Closed or partially open without allowing its head outside.
Closed or open only enough to prevent the animal’s head protruding, while maintaining suitable ventilation and temperature. The pet should travel with an appropriate carrier or restraint that prevents interference with the driver. It need not always occupy a rear seat: placement depends on the animal, system and vehicle, and may include a suitable load area with a properly secured carrier. Do not leave it confined in an overheated vehicle.
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Fully open so it travels with its head outside.
It does not matter because pets cannot interfere with the driver.
Closed or partially open without allowing its head outside.
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