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Nothing at the front and up to 0.25 metres at the rear.
Nothing at the front and up to 0.25 metres at the rear under Article 15.4. The lateral limit is 0.50 metres on each side of the longitudinal axis, not the vehicle edge. Secure the load without compromising stability or obscuring lights or the number plate, and avoid danger or damage. Projection within the permitted limit is not itself an offence.
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Nothing at the front and up to 0.25 metres at the rear.
Up to 0.25 metres at both front and rear.
Nothing at either front or rear in any circumstances.
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