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have a maximum width, including the load, exceeding the indicated width.
Width, including the load, exceeds 2 metres. It is R-204, the width-limit sign: the horizontal arrows indicate that dimension. It does not concern height or length. A width exactly equal to 2 metres does not exceed the indicated limit, though passage must still be safe and other restrictions respected. Checking vehicle width without its load is insufficient.
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have a maximum height, including the load, exceeding the indicated height.
have a maximum length, including the load, exceeding the indicated length.
have a maximum width, including the load, exceeding the indicated width.
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