
Question 3437
Must a load that extends beyond the vehicle's outline as viewed from above have protective covering?
- Yes, on the protruding part, to reduce the effects of possible scraping or collisions.
- Only when driving between sunset and sunrise.
- No, it is not necessary if it is properly marked.
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Correct answer: Yes, on the protruding part, to reduce the effects of possible scraping or collisions.
The projecting part of the load must be protected to reduce the consequences of possible scraping or a collision; marking it does not replace that protection.
