Topic: Carrying passengers and loads · Nº 327 / 574
Un turismo transporta en su baca carga que no es equipaje. ¿Es correcto?
A car is carrying a load that is not luggage on its roof rack. Is this correct?
- ANo, porque está prohibido.No, because it is prohibited.
- BSí, siempre que la carga no sobresalga de la estructura del vehículo.Yes, as long as the load does not stick out beyond the vehicle's structure.
- CSí, siempre que la carga sea adecuada a las características del vehículo, no comprometa su estabilidad y, en su caso, vaya correctamente señalizada.Yes, as long as the load is suitable for the vehicle's characteristics, does not affect its stability and, where necessary, is properly marked.
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- CSí, siempre que la carga sea adecuada a las características del vehículo, no comprometa su estabilidad y, en su caso, vaya correctamente señalizada.Yes, as long as the load is suitable for the vehicle's characteristics, does not affect its stability and, where necessary, is properly marked.
A roof rack may carry a load that is not luggage. Article 14 of the General Traffic Regulations requires the load to be arranged and secured so that it cannot fall and does not affect the vehicle's stability. On a car, it may stick out at the rear by up to 10% of its length, or 15% if it is indivisible, marked with the V-20 panel (Article 15).
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