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Up to 0.25 metres.
Up to 0.25 metres at the rear, with no front projection. Article 15.4 limits lateral extension to 0.50 metres on each side of the longitudinal centreline: this is not an extra 0.50 metres beyond each side of the vehicle. Take precautions against harm and protect the projecting end without compromising stability or control.
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It may never project at the rear.
Up to 0.50 metres.
Up to 0.25 metres.
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