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One third of the vehicle's length at the front and one third of the vehicle's length at the rear.
One third of the vehicle’s length at the front and one third at the rear: approximately 1.67 metres at each end of a 5-metre vehicle. This rule concerns indivisible-length loads in vehicles used exclusively for goods. The 2-metre front and 3-metre rear limits apply to vehicles longer than 5 metres, not exactly 5 metres. Other limits still apply; protect protruding ends and use required markings, including V-20 for rear overhang and additional lighting under the applicable conditions.
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One third of the vehicle's length at the front and one third of the vehicle's length at the rear.
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Two metres at the front and three metres at the rear.
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