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19.5 tonnes.
19.5 tonnes under Annex IX, table 2 of the General Vehicle Regulations for two-axle class II and III buses. The 20-tonne limit applies to two-axle class I buses. Merely driving a bus in a city does not make it class I. Also observe technical, axle and applicable road limits; passenger capacity does not authorise exceeding the maximum.
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20 tonnes.
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