Why should a driver be cautious about loading passengers or cargo beyond a vehicle's rated capacity, even if physical space appears available?

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1. Overloading only matters for cargo, never for passenger count
2. Rated capacity is a purely legal formality with no real handling implications
3. Exceeding rated capacity can affect the vehicle's handling, braking, and structural limits, even if everyone technically fits
4. Physical space is the only factor that matters when deciding how many passengers to allow aboard, not the vehicle's rated weight or handling limits

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