It is nearly dark and the street lights are just coming on. On your roof rack lie loose planks (divisible) sticking out 30 cm in front of the car, neatly lashed down. Allowed?
- Yes, it is under 1 m
- ✓ No — divisible load may not protrude in front at all, not even lashed down
Correct answer: No — divisible load may not protrude in front at all, not even lashed down
Explanation
Indivisible: 1 m front · divisible: 0 front
Why learners get this wrong
- Indivisible: 1 m front · divisible: 0 front
Topic: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
Read the rule: Core: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
Sections
- Challenge: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
- The model: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
- Core: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
- Why it matters: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
- Active recall: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
- Teach back: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
- Memory hook: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?