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No.
No. A load on a car of that width may not project sideways. The 10% or 15% limits concern permitted rear projection on vehicles not exclusively for goods, not the windows. The 40 cm measurement from a position lamp is a marking threshold for sideways loads authorised in other cases, not a general permission to carry them this way.
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Yes, provided that the load is properly marked.
Only if the load does not protrude by more than 40 cm.
No.
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