Question 1414 in the bank

How should cargo be transported in a vehicle that has no separate driver’s compartment?

  1. It is prohibited to transport freight in a vehicle that doesn’t have a separate driver’s compartment.
  2. Correct answer: The vehicle must have a partition that separates and protects the passengers from being hit by the cargo.
  3. It is only permitted to transport freights on platforms.
  4. It is only permitted to transport freight in bulk.

Why this is the answer

The correct answer in the official bank: The vehicle must have a partition that separates and protects the passengers from being hit by the cargo.

In a vehicle with no separate driver's compartment, the driver and passengers share the same space as the cargo. In hard braking or a crash, the load keeps moving forward and can seriously injure them. So carrying cargo is allowed, but a partition must separate the occupants from the load and protect them. There is no total ban, and no restriction to bulk loads or platforms only.

Topic: Rules and regulations. The bank marks it for these classes: Light truck (C1), Heavy truck (C).