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You will carry a new mattress on the roof of your car for a short trip across town. How should you carry it?
Correct answer: Tie it directly to the car with rope or straps so that it cannot move
Why
Items that fall from a vehicle can cause crashes when other drivers swerve or brake hard. If anything falls from your vehicle onto the road, the law requires you to remove it at once. Carry only items that you can hold securely in or on your vehicle.
Verified against Washington Driver Guide · Securing a load · p. 151
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