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The load protrudes from the rear.
It indicates that the load projects to the rear. Place it at the rear end of the load, perpendicular to the vehicle axis. If the projecting load spans the full rear width, place two panels at the ends with their stripes forming an inverted V. It does not authorise excess dimensions or identify dangerous goods.
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That it is carrying dangerous goods.
The speed limit for that vehicle.
The load protrudes from the rear.
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