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How must cargo carried on or in a vehicle be handled?
Correct answer: Secure it so it cannot drop, sift, leak, or escape onto the roadway.
Why
Fasten the load and its cover so neither can become loose, detach, spill or create a hazard for other road users. The law prohibits loads from dropping, sifting or leaking, with limited exceptions for authorized traction or highway-maintenance material. Secure interior cargo as well so it cannot strike occupants or interfere with control.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Secure loads · p. 48, 139
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