On a motorcycle less than 1 meter wide, what is the maximum distance the load can extend laterally?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, for vehicles less than one meter wide (such as motorcycles, mopeds and three-wheeled vehicles), the load is governed by these specific measurements: Laterally: It may protrude up to 0.50 meters on each side, measured from the longitudinal axis (the center) of the vehicle. This means that the total load may not exceed 1 meter in width. At the rear: It may protrude up to 0.25 meters. At the front: Nothing is allowed to protrude. The correct answer is 0.50 meters from the axis, since 0.25 meters is the rear limit and 0.20 meters is an incorrect figure.

On a motorcycle less than 1 meter wide, what is the maximum distance the load can extend laterally?

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