Question: 2.2.22-122

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What must you be aware of, if you want to transport the load?

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The load

A. - must be secured
B. - may not cause avoidable noise
C. - may have individual bars projecting out to the side

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A. - must be secured
B. - may not cause avoidable noise

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When loading your vehicle, you as a car driver must make sure that the cargo is securely fastened. Badly recognizable objects as well as piles, bars or plates must not protrude laterally from the vehicle interior. The cargo must be stored in a way so that it does not cause any avoidable noise.

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Load

Chapter 2.2.22

2.2.22-001 What safety adjustments may be necessary when loading a motorcycle?

2.2.22-002 What should you especially consider when travelling with luggage?

2.2.22-003 Where should you stow heavy luggage?

2.2.22-004 How does incorrect loading affect driving stability?

2.2.22-005 What must you be aware of when loading a truck with trailer (truck-trailer)?

2.2.22-006 What is the maximum permissible length of a truck with trailer, including load?

2.2.22-007 You are carrying an additionally attached piece of luggage on your motorbike. What should you take into account?

2.2.22-008 How does an improperly stowed load affect the driving stability of a motorbike?

2.2.22-009 What might be needed when a motorcycle is fully loaded?

2.2.22-010 Carrying a rucksack while cycling can affect the handling of your two-wheeler. What can the consequences be?

2.2.22-101 What do white plates with a black "A" on a truck mean?

2.2.22-102 What must you bear in mind if you want to carry luggage on the roof of your car?

2.2.22-103 What must you reckon with when transporting luggage on the roof of your car?

2.2.22-104 What must you do when transporting bicycles on the roof of your car?

2.2.22-105 What must you check when transporting bicycles on a rear-mounted support system?

2.2.22-108 How must a load be marked in darkness or bad visibility when it extends laterally more than 40 cm beyond the side lights of the vehicle?

2.2.22-109 What is the maximum height allowed above the roadway for a red light marking a load extending to the back?

2.2.22-111 Up to what height is a load not allowed to project over the front of the vehicle?

2.2.22-112 Under what conditions is a load allowed to project over the front of a vehicle?

2.2.22-113 During a break you find out that one of the lashing straps has torn. What do you do?

2.2.22-114 Do the requirements for properly securing of loads apply to all small transporters?

2.2.22-115 You want to drive a truck with a gross vehicle weight rating of 5.0 t and bearing an orange warning sign. What conditions must you fulfil?

2.2.22-116 What do you have to observe when getting a load ready for safe road transportation?

2.2.22-117 What should be noted when loading vehicles?

2.2.22-118 What must you ensure when transporting long steel pipes?

2.2.22-119 How might an uneven load distribution affect the vehicle and the handling?

2.2.22-120 When is a centrifugal force exerted on the load of a truck?

2.2.22-121 What can an unsecured load cause when cornering?

2.2.22-122 What must you be aware of, if you want to transport the load?

2.2.22-123 You want to transport your holiday luggage on the roof of your fully occupied car. What must you observe?

2.2.22-124 You want to transport a load. What must you be aware of when doing so?

2.2.22-125 What load-securing equipment is to be used in the car?

2.2.22-126 You want to transport a load on the roof of your car. How will this influence the handling of your car?

2.2.22-127 What can be used to secure loads carried in a car?

2.2.22-128 What should you remember when loading luggage into a car luggage compartment?

2.2.22-129 How far may a labelled load protrude beyond the rear of your vehicle if your journey is more than 100 km?

2.2.22-130 What should you anticipate when you transport a load on the roof of your car?

2.2.22-131 You are transporting furniture in a van. While taking a break you notice that a lashing strap is damaged. Under what condition may you continue driving?

2.2.22-132 What should you note regarding the trailer coupling, when transporting pedelecs on a rear-mounted carrier system?

2.2.22-201 Which warning plate is correctly mounted?

2.2.22-203 How can you determine that a truck is overloaded?

2.2.22-204 A truck for exchangeable load carriers (interchangeable containers) has a permissable total mass of 6,000 kg. The interchangeable container has an empty mass of 1,500 kg. Which mass are you allowed to stow in this interchangeable container?

2.2.22-208 What do you understand by form-fit secured load?

2.2.22-210 What do you understand by form-fit securing of the load?

2.2.22-211 Who is responsible for the load being sufficiently secured?

2.2.22-214 Who is responsible for operating vehicles in regard to its load?

2.2.22-216 What do you have to consider when tipping bulk goods?

2.2.22-217 Why is it necessary to observe the load distribution plan?

2.2.22-218 What is the purpose of a load distribution plan?

2.2.22-219 What could happen if your vehicle is not loaded according to the load distribution plan?

2.2.22-220 What specific information can you find in a load distribution plan?

2.2.22-221 Who is responsible for securing the load on the vehicle?

2.2.22-222 What can help with friction-locked load securing?

2.2.22-223 What should be taken into consideration when selecting load-securing lashing equipment?

2.2.22-224 You want to secure your load by lashing it down. What should you bear in mind?

2.2.22-301 What is better for reasons of driving safety?

2.2.22-302 What must you remember when you wish to transport animals on a trailer?

2.2.22-303 When must attached working equipment be marked with red-white warning plates?

2.2.22-305 What duties do you have when driving a loaded vehicle?

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