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No; it cannot project forwards in this case.
No. Article 15.4 prohibits a load projecting forwards on vehicles less than one metre wide. A white or yellow light does not authorise it. Rear projection in this case may be up to 0.25 metres, subject to securing, stability and other conditions; marking a load does not make any load legal.
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No; it cannot project forwards in this case.
Yes, if marked with a white light.
Yes, if marked with a yellow light.
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