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3 metres
Up to 3 metres at the rear, subject to the other statutory conditions. These indivisible loads on goods vehicles longer than 5 metres may project up to 2 metres at the front and 3 at the rear. Secure and mark the load as required; these limits do not permit dangerous loading or omitting required markings.
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