How should a load be placed on a passenger car?
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Correct answer
C. It must not limit the visibility of the road.
Explanation
A load on a passenger car, for example on a roof rack, must not limit the visibility of the road - answer C. It must not cover the registration plates even slightly (A), or any light, including the rear fog light (B).
The Road Traffic Act requires that the load does not limit the visibility of the road and does not cover the lights, signalling devices, registration plates or other plates or signs that the vehicle is fitted with. A bicycle on a rear carrier that covers the registration plate requires an additional, third plate and repeated lights. Visibility is not only about the windscreen: a load inside the car must not block the view in the interior mirror or through the rear window.
Legal basis: Art. 61 para. 2 point 4 of the Road Traffic Act (Prawo o ruchu drogowym)