Transporting a vehicle with more load than authorized **directly affects its acceleration, braking, and stability**. This is because each vehicle has a weight limit it can carry, and exceeding this limit can damage essential components such as the **tires**, the **acceleration systems**, and the **brakes**.

- **Acceleration and braking**: An overloaded vehicle requires more time and distance to accelerate and brake, which can increase the risk of accidents.
- **Stability**: The load must be well distributed and secured to maintain the vehicle's stability. If the load is not properly secured, the vehicle can become unstable, especially in curves or during sudden maneuvers.


Additionally, it is important that the load does not obstruct the driver's visibility or the vehicle's lights and signals. This ensures that the driver can see the road well and that other drivers can see the vehicle's signals.

Therefore, it is crucial to respect the weight limit and properly secure the load to ensure road safety.