Correct answer
It cannot protrude at all.
It must not protrude beyond the front at all. Under Article 15(4), on vehicles less than one metre wide the load must not extend beyond the front end or more than 0.25 m beyond the rear. Laterally it must not extend beyond 0.50 m on either side of the longitudinal axis: this does not mean half a metre beyond each side of the vehicle. Secure it safely.
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0.25 metres.
0.50 metres.
It cannot protrude at all.
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En un ciclomotor de anchura inferior a un metro, ¿cuánto puede sobresalir la carga por la extremidad delantera?
- 0,25 metros.
- 0,50 metros.
- No puede sobresalir nada.(Correct answer)
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