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You are carrying an ordinary load of boxes or luggage in or on a car. How must it be secured?
Correct answer: Secure it so it cannot drop, sift, leak, or escape onto the roadway.
Why
Secure the load so that it cannot drop, sift, leak or otherwise escape onto the roadway. Also prevent movement that could interfere with safe control or visibility. The statute has particular treatment for some agricultural materials and special vehicles; those exceptions do not excuse this ordinary unsecured load.
Verified against K.S.A. 8-1906 · Securing cargo
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