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2.55 metres.
2.55 metres as the general rule. Annex IX provides exceptions: for example, buses specially equipped to transport prisoners may reach 2.60 metres. Carrying prisoners in an ordinary bus is not sufficient to invoke that exception. The general limit does not mean every vehicle has the same maximum without exceptions.
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