Driving licence test
What is true regarding a load that protrudes less than one metre out in front of the vehicle?
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Normally, a load that protrudes out in front of the vehicle must be marked. However, there is an exception:
“A load that protrudes less than one metre out in front of the vehicle does not need to be marked if the protruding part is clearly visible to other road users.” (Swedish Road Traffic Ordinance)
Therefore, the options that says “always” are incorrect.
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