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Not at the front; up to 0.25 metres at the rear
On vehicles less than one metre wide, the load carried may project by a maximum of 0.25 metres at the rear, 0.50 metres laterally on each side of the longitudinal axis, and not at all at the front.
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Not at the front; up to 0.25 metres at the rear
Yes, up to 0.50 metres at both the front and the rear
No, under no circumstances
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