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0.50 m from the axis on each side.
0.50 m on each side of the longitudinal axis, under Article 15.4. It is measured from the axis, not as an additional half-metre from each vehicle edge. Exactly 0.50 m is allowed as the limit, rather than being prohibited in itself. No front projection is allowed, and rear projection must not exceed 0.25 m, subject to safety and technical conditions.
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0.50 m from the axis on each side.
0.75 m from the axis on each side.
1.00 m from the axis on each side.
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