A registration card of a trailer states:

Explanation

Correct answer: that it is allowed for traffic on public roads.

According to the Road Traffic Act, the registration document is the primary document certifying a vehicle's approval for road use. This means that a trailer, as a vehicle, has met the necessary technical and formal requirements and may legally be used on public roads. Without this document, the use of the trailer on the road is prohibited.

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