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No; that article establishes no such general threshold.
No. The article lists specific grounds for immobilisation and does not establish that general 10% threshold for load mass or length. Observe applicable mass, dimension and load-security limits without treating that percentage as a tolerance. Goods transport may be subject to specific measures under its legislation; action depends on the legal circumstances, not a universal 10% rule.
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Yes; every excess below 10% is authorised and cannot be penalised.
Yes; 10% is a universal immobilisation threshold for every load.
No; that article establishes no such general threshold.
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