How must cargo be placed in a vehicle so as not to compromise road safety?

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Regulations establish strict rules regarding cargo stowing. The correct answer is based on the principle of visibility and communication: cargo must never hide lighting or light-signaling devices (turn signals, brake lights, position lights), nor mandatory license plates or distinctives. If you cover the lights, other drivers cannot anticipate your maneuvers, drastically increasing the risk of an accident. While occupying minimum space is efficient, it is not the priority safety rule in this context.

How must cargo be placed in a vehicle so as not to compromise road safety?

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