Is it permitted for the transported load to protrude at the rear of a two-wheeled moped whose width is less than one meter?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

According to Article 15(4) of the General Traffic Regulations, on vehicles less than one meter wide (such as mopeds and two-wheeled motorcycles) the load may protrude within these limits: At the rear: up to 0.25 meters. At the sides: up to 0.50 meters on each side of the longitudinal axis. At the front: nothing. Therefore, at the rear the load may protrude up to 0.25 meters. Allowing 0.50 meters at the rear confuses the rear limit with the lateral measurement from the axis; and denying any rear protrusion is a mistake, because the regulation allows it within the set limit.

Is it permitted for the transported load to protrude at the rear of a two-wheeled moped whose width is less than one meter?

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