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2.60 metres
2.60 metres for the superstructures of temperature-controlled vehicles under Annex IX of the General Vehicle Regulations. For this purpose, their fixed or movable superstructures are partially equipped for carrying goods at controlled temperatures, and each side wall, including insulation, is at least 45 mm thick. The general vehicle width is 2.55 metres; carrying refrigerated goods does not automatically satisfy the conditions for this exception.
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