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10 tonnes.
10 tonnes for a single non-driving axle. The current general limit for a single driving axle is 12 tonnes; axle groups have their own conditions. Also observe technical limits of the vehicle and its components, and any applicable lower restriction.
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11.5 tonnes.
10 tonnes.
12 tonnes.
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