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Carry more load.
Carrying more weight tends to increase required energy and fuel consumption. Avoid unnecessary load and do not exceed maximum authorised mass or axle limits. Total mass includes the vehicle, occupants and load; maximum authorised mass is not an allowance solely for luggage. Secure and distribute loads following manufacturer instructions.
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Remove unnecessary load with other conditions unchanged.
Carry more load.
Carry less weight with other conditions unchanged.
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