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2 years ago

What must you do if hauling a load of material which could fall or blow onto the roadway?

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Most likely, what you must do is secure the load that you want to carry. This is extremely important if you want to haul a load of garbage in the back of your car. Securing your load properly will ensure that none of it ends up on the road, polluting the environment. This will also ensure that the garbage does not fall off the truck and hit other cars or drivers.

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3 years ago

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