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Nothing at the front. Under article 15.4, on vehicles less than one metre wide the load must not protrude at the front and may protrude no more than 0.25 metres at the rear. The lateral 0.50-metre limit is measured on each side from the longitudinal axis, not from each edge of the vehicle. Position and secure the load safely without compromising stability or obscuring lights or signals.
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0.25 metres.
0.50 metres.
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