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Those of temperature-controlled goods vehicles with side walls at least 45 mm thick, including insulation.
Temperature-controlled goods-vehicle superstructures with side walls at least 45 mm thick, including insulation. This does not mean any adapted vehicle or any lorry body. The general width limit is 2.55 metres. The table also provides 2.60 metres for buses specially equipped to transport prisoners, rather than every vehicle carrying prisoners.
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Those of temperature-controlled goods vehicles with side walls at least 45 mm thick, including insulation.
Those of any crane vehicle simply because it is a crane.
None: there is no 2.60-metre exception.
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