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Not from the front; from the rear, up to 0.25 metres.
On a motorcycle less than one metre wide, the load must not project beyond the front and may project up to 0.25 metres beyond the rear. Laterally, the limit is 0.50 metres on each side of the longitudinal centreline, not a 0.50-metre extension from each edge of the vehicle. Secure the load so it does not compromise stability, hide lights or the registration plate, or endanger other road users.
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Not from the front; from the rear, up to 0.25 metres.
Yes, up to 0.50 metres both at the front and at the rear.
No, from neither side.
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