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No. The general length limit for a motor vehicle other than a bus is 12 m, and dimensions are checked with the load included. Projection allowances for certain indivisible loads do not themselves authorise exceeding the maximum length. A divisible load cannot use that projection exception. Exceeding the limits requires complying with the applicable special regime.
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Yes, up to a maximum of three metres.
Yes, up to one third of the vehicle's total length.
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