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it may not continue if the maximum height, including the load, exceeds 3.5 metres.
The R-205 shown restricts height to 3.5 m, including the load. A vehicle exceeding that total height must not pass, even if it is less than 4 m high.
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it may continue as long as the maximum height, including the load, does not exceed 4 metres.
it may not continue if the vehicle's length exceeds 3.5 metres.
it may not continue if the maximum height, including the load, exceeds 3.5 metres.
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