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The applicable special circulation authorisation, already granted.
The applicable special circulation authorisation, obtained before performing the transport and subject to its conditions. Applying for it is not the same as receiving it. Positioning the load to project behind the lorry neither removes the excessive length nor by itself authorises travel. Also comply with the applicable load securing, marking and route requirements.
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No authorisation if the poles project behind the lorry.
The applicable special circulation authorisation, already granted.
Applying is sufficient, even before it has been granted.
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