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0.50 metres on each side of the longitudinal centreline.
The load must not extend beyond 0.50 metres on either side of the vehicle’s longitudinal centreline. Measure from the centreline, not from each side edge of the moped. It must not project forward or more than 0.25 metres at the rear, and must be secured without creating danger.
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It may never project sideways.
1 metre on each side of the longitudinal centreline.
0.50 metres on each side of the longitudinal centreline.
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