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One third of the vehicle's length at both the front and the rear
For goods vehicles with a length equal to or less than 5 metres, an indivisible load may project by a maximum of one third of the vehicle's length at the front and at the rear.
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One third of the vehicle's length at both the front and the rear
2 metres at the front and 3 metres at the rear
3 metres at the front and 2 metres at the rear
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