On a motorcycle less than one meter wide, is the load allowed to extend to the front or rear?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish specific rules for vehicles less than one meter wide (motorcycles and mopeds). In these cases, the load cannot project at all from the front. However, it is allowed to project up to 0.25 meters at the rear. Laterally, the limit is 0.50 meters on each side of its longitudinal axis. It is important not to confuse this rule with the one for passenger cars (where it is measured in percentages of 10% or 15%).

On a motorcycle less than one meter wide, is the load allowed to extend to the front or rear?

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