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The width of the stationary machine reduced by 0.50 metres
The stationary machine’s width reduced by 0.50 m, under Annex IX. This reduction does not apply if folding or removable elements are not folded or removed. It determines travelling width; it does not itself authorise circulation at every dimension. Check the applicable maximum dimensions and circulation conditions or additional authorisations, which differ from the driver’s licence.
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