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The greatest of all the individual widths.
When a combination of special vehicles travels on a road, its travelling width will be the greatest of all the individual widths, that is, the width of the special vehicle in the combination that is widest.
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The smallest of all the individual widths.
The width resulting from adding together all the individual vehicles.
The greatest of all the individual widths.
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