Question 7435
The load carried in a passenger car must not...
- protrude at the rear by more than 5% of its length.
- compromise the vehicle's stability.
- be unloaded from the side of the vehicle closest to the edge of the roadway.
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Correct answer: compromise the vehicle's stability.
A load in a passenger car must not compromise its stability, so it must be properly positioned and, if necessary, secured. Unloading from the side closest to the edge of the roadway is the right thing to do, not something prohibited. The load may protrude at the rear by up to 10%, or 15% if it is indivisible, not just 5%.