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By 10% of the authorised maximum
The Authorities' officers may immobilise a vehicle when the height or width of its load exceeds the maximum permitted. They may also do so when the mass or length of the load exceeds the maximums established by law by 10%, and when occupancy is excessive, increasing the number of authorised seats, excluding the driver's seat, by 50%.
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