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Up to 10 per 100 of its length and, if the load is indivisible, up to 15 per 100
In vehicles not intended exclusively for the transport of goods, the load may project only from the rear by 10% of the vehicle's length, or by 15% if the load is indivisible.
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Up to 5 per 100 of its length
The load may not project from the vehicle
Up to 10 per 100 of its length and, if the load is indivisible, up to 15 per 100
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