Must the part of the load protruding from the vehicle's plan projection be protected?

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Yes, it is mandatory. Regulations state that the load must not only be well secured and signaled to be seen, but also arranged so that it causes no damage or danger. If the load protrudes (such as pipes, beams, or skis), that protruding extremity must be protected or covered (e.g., with rags or padding) to cushion the blow and reduce damage in the event of a minor brush or collision with another road user. Do not confuse this with signaling (V-20 Panel), which is used to warn of its presence.

Must the part of the load protruding from the vehicle's plan projection be protected?

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