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4 metres.
The maximum height of vehicles, including buses, including the load, may be a maximum of 4 metres. If it is a Class I bus (urban bus), it may be up to 4.20 metres high.
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2.60 metres, but it may exceed that height with the corresponding permit.
4.55 metres.
4 metres.
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