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No, it is totally forbidden
No. Article 14 requires arranging and securing loads and accessories so they cannot drag, fall or move dangerously. Other users, including those following, may be endangered; stability or the road may also be affected. Permitted overhang does not authorise a load to touch or drag along the carriageway.
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Yes, as long as it does not stick out more than three metres from the vehicle
No, it is totally forbidden
Only when it is lorries carrying the load
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