Towing
This topic explains the general principles of towing one motor vehicle with another. The connection method, visibility, controllability of the vehicles, signals and conditions in which towing may be dangerous or prohibited must be considered.
Towing, Cargo and Passengers
The essentials
This topic includes towing vehicles, loading and carrying cargo, and the safe transport of passengers. The main goal is to understand how to prevent loss of visibility, stability and overall road safety.
What to remember
When towing or carrying cargo or passengers, the vehicle’s dimensions, mass, visibility and controllability must not become a source of danger. Cargo must be secured, must not cover number plates, lights or the driver’s field of view, and must not impair stability. Passengers must occupy places intended for them, and the towing method must match the technical condition of both vehicles and the restrictions of the rules.
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Carriage of Cargo
This topic concerns correct placement and securing of cargo in a vehicle. Cargo must not impair stability, restrict the driver’s view, cover required signals or create danger for other road users.
Carriage of Passengers
This topic presents the general requirements for safe boarding, alighting and transport of passengers. It is important to consider designated seats, safe use of doors, the number of passengers and the driver’s responsibility while moving.
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