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26 tonnes.
It is 26 tonnes for this configuration. The general three-axle limit without the conditions permitting 26 t is 25 t; 26 t also applies when each driven axle has dual tyres and does not exceed 9.5 t. Observe technical and axle limits and the vehicle’s authorised mass. Annex IX provides technology increments and special cases, excluded by the question.
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