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To minimise the effects in the event of a collision.
Any load protruding from our vehicle must always be correctly marked and protected at its ends, in order to minimise the negative effects that could occur in the event of a collision or accident, such as items falling onto another vehicle or road user.
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So that other users cannot see its contents.
To minimise the effects in the event of a collision.
So that it is not damaged, especially when it consists of chemical materials.
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