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You are about to drive to the vet with your small dog. The dog likes to ride on your lap, and a tall pile of bags is on the front passenger seat. What should you do before you leave?
Correct answer: Put the dog in a carrier and move the bags so they do not block your view.
Why
You need a clear view ahead and to both sides, and free access to the controls. Vermont law bans loading a car in a way that blocks the driver's view or interferes with control, and it bans passengers from riding where they do the same. Secure loose items too, because they can fly forward in a sudden stop or a crash.
Verified against Vermont Driver's Manual · Other Things to Keep in Mind · p. 62, 56
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