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Yes, within the 2-metre front and 3-metre rear limits and the other stated conditions.
Yes, provided overhang is no more than 2 metres at the front and 3 metres at the rear. A goods vehicle longer than 5 metres may carry an indivisible-length load within those overhang limits and the remaining conditions. A 9-metre beam on a 7-metre lorry is not prohibited solely by that difference. Secure the load, protect its ends and mark overhangs as required, including V-20 at the rear and additional lighting under the applicable conditions.
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No: a beam can never be longer than a lorry.
Special authorisation is always required merely because it exceeds the lorry’s length.
Yes, within the 2-metre front and 3-metre rear limits and the other stated conditions.
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