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31 tonnes.
31 tonnes, for other rigid four-axle vehicles. This case does not meet the 32-tonne row’s conditions: a rigid four-axle vehicle with two steering axles and the specified dual-tyre and air-or-equivalent-suspension conditions, or dual tyres on each drive axle with each axle’s maximum mass no greater than 9.5 tonnes. Air suspension alone does not give every four-axle lorry a 32-tonne limit. The rules also contain special cases, including specified roundwood transport, which are excluded here. Technical mass, axle limits and other applicable restrictions must be observed even if lower.
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