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Nothing.
Nothing. The general 4-metre height limit includes the load. Indivisibility alone does not permit exceeding it. Vehicles or transport covered by a specific exception or special authorisation have their own rules and are excluded from this case.
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0.40 metres.
Nothing.
0.50 metres.
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