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Vehicles whose maximum width, including their load, exceeds 2 m.
R-204 limits width, not length. It prohibits vehicles whose maximum width, including their load, exceeds the 2 m shown. Do not confuse it with R-203 for length or R-205 for height.
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Vehicles whose maximum width, including their load, exceeds 2 m.
Vehicles whose maximum length, including their load, exceeds 2 m.
Vehicles whose maximum height, including their load, exceeds 2 m.
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