On vehicles with a width of less than one meter, how far is the load permitted to extend laterally?

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For vehicles less than 1 meter wide (such as motorcycles or mopeds), the regulations are specific and differ from those for cars. The load is measured from the center of the vehicle (longitudinal axis) rather than from the edges. It may extend: Laterally: 0.50 meters on each side of the longitudinal axis. To the rear: 0.25 meters. To the front: Nothing. The correct answer specifies 'from the longitudinal axis,' which is the technical key distinguishing it from measuring from the outer bodywork.

On vehicles with a width of less than one meter, how far is the load permitted to extend laterally?

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