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No.
No, as a general rule. A bus with a trailer, including the trailer, has a maximum length of 18.75 metres; a 19-metre combination exceeds that limit. A light trailer or rigid bus does not by itself authorise the stated length. The other applicable dimensions and conditions must also be respected.
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Only if the bus is rigid and the trailer is light.
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