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No, the load may not project ahead of the vehicle.
No. Article 15.4 does not permit front load overhang on a vehicle less than one metre wide. Adding a light, reflector or other marker does not authorise that overhang. Reposition or remove the load before driving, complying with securing requirements and other limits. This must not be interpreted as permission to carry it without marking it.
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No, the load may not project ahead of the vehicle.
Yes, if a red light is fitted.
Yes, if a yellow light is fitted.
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