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During daytime, a load projects 1.5 metres or more beyond the rear of the vehicle. How must its rear end be marked?
Daytime: a blue pickup is stationary on a loading apron with supported lumber held by two straps. The load projects beyond its rear bumper; no answer marker is fitted yet.
Correct answer: With a red or orange flag at least 30 cm square
Why
Mark the back of the projecting load with a red or orange flag at least 30 cm square during daytime. The requirement begins at a rear projection of 1.5 m, including exactly 1.5 m; measure from the rear of the vehicle to the back of the load.
Verified against Driver's Guide - Cars and Light Trucks · Responsible Driving · p. 97
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