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When is a vehicle or trailer load considered securely prepared?
Correct answer: When nothing can slide, shift, fall, or blow off
Why
Use appropriate tie-downs, netting, or covering and recheck the load before travel.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Securing cargo · p. 39
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