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Nothing at the front and up to 0.25 metres at the rear.
Not at all at the front and up to 0.25 m at the rear. Article 15.4 of the General Traffic Regulations applies this rule to vehicles less than one metre wide. The load must also be arranged and secured without compromising stability, visibility or safety, and other applicable conditions must be met. This dimension rule must not be generalised to every motorcycle regardless of width.
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Nothing — on motorcycles the load cannot protrude at all.
Nothing at the front and up to 0.25 metres at the rear.
Up to 0.25 metres, both at the front and at the rear.
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