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Utah law currently requires vehicles hauling loose materials like dirt, gravel, sand, or scrap metal to have a physical covering over the load unless the load meets certain height and depth limits within the vehicle's cargo compartment, and it currently allows a chemical bonding agent (a spray-on substance that coats and holds the load in place) to count as that covering as long as it remains effective. This bill would eliminate that option, meaning a chemical bonding agent would no longer satisfy the covering requirement for transporting loose materials on Utah highways.