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Goods must not be deposited in the public highway.
During loading and unloading, it is essential to follow a series of rules to ensure safety and smooth traffic flow: Prohibition on depositing goods in the public highway: This technical rule prohibits leaving any type of goods or load in streets, on pavements or in traffic lanes. Goods left in the public highway can be an obstacle and a danger to both pedestrians and vehicles. Loading and unloading area: Operations must be carried out in designated loading and unloading areas, if available, so as not to interfere with traffic. Temporary signs: If it is necessary to carry out the operation in an area without a specific loading area, temporary signs must be used to alert road users. Minimising interference with traffic: Loading and unloading operations must be carried out efficiently and quickly to minimise the time during which goods are in transit and the vehicle is stopped. Safe handling: It is important to ensure that loading and unloading are carried out safely, preventing objects from falling and securing the load properly before driving again.
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Goods may be placed on the pavement, but not on the carriageway.
Goods may be deposited on the carriageway and on the pavement.
Goods must not be deposited in the public highway.
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