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No.
It may not project laterally from a passenger car. Observe permitted dimensions and vehicle and roof-rack load limits and secure luggage properly. Rear projection has a different rule: Article 15.3 allows up to 10% of vehicle length, or 15% for an indivisible load, subject to legal conditions and the required marking.
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Yes, when the luggage is wide and cannot be divided.
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Yes, but the total width must be less than 2.5 metres.
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