By how much may the load protrude from the front of vehicles with a width of less than one meter?

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On vehicles less than one meter wide (such as motorcycles, mopeds or bicycles), the General Traffic Regulations set specific limits for carrying loads. The load cannot project at all from the front (0 meters). However, it may project up to 0.25 meters at the rear and up to 0.50 meters laterally, measured from the longitudinal axis of the vehicle.

By how much may the load protrude from the front of vehicles with a width of less than one meter?

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