For an ordinary heavy vehicle with a windscreen, which common paper-document display arrangements are correct, where applicable? RUC may instead be carried as the rules allow. Select all correct answers.
Mo se taavale mamafa masani e iai se tioata i luma, o ā faatulagaga masani e faaali ai pepa e saʻo, pe a talafeagai? E mafai ona aveina le RUC e pei ona faatagaina e tulafono nai lo le faaalia. Filifili tali saʻo uma.
For an ordinary heavy vehicle with a windscreen, usual paper-document display positions include WoF or CoF on the driver's side, vehicle licence and displayed RUC on the passenger side, and a clearly visible loading certificate.
Mo se taavale mamafa masani e iai se tioata i luma, e masani ona faaali pepa WoF po o CoF i le itu o le avetaavale, le laisene o le taavale ma le RUC ua faaali i le itu o le pasese, ma le tusi faamaonia o le utaina i se nofoaga e manino ona iloa.
Taʻiala e fesootaʻi i ai
Keep applicable documents valid. Current RUC rules also allow qualifying carriage and production on request. This question concerns display positions, not a universal requirement to attach RUC to the windscreen.
Ia faatumauina le aogā o pepa talafeagai. E faatagaina foʻi e tulafono RUC o loo iai nei le aveina ma tuuina atu pe a talosagaina pe a ausia tuutuuga. O lenei fesili e uiga i nofoaga e faaali ai, ae lē o se manaʻoga mo taavale uma e faapipii le RUC i le tioata.