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Its effective mass and its load, including passengers and service personnel.
The laden mass of a lorry includes the effective mass of the vehicle and its load, including the mass of the service personnel and passengers.
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The unladen mass and the mass of its load, excluding passengers and service personnel.
Its effective mass and its load, including passengers and service personnel.
The unladen mass, the mass of the load and that of the service personnel.
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