What is the maximum authorized mass (MAM) established for two-axle buses classified in Classes II and III (interurban and long-distance)?

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The General Vehicle Regulations lay down the maximum authorized mass (MAM) limits for passenger transport vehicles according to their configuration and class: Two-axle buses: Class I (urban) have a MAM of 20 tonnes, while Classes II and III (interurban and long-distance) have a limit of 19.5 tonnes. Rigid 3-axle buses: 25 tonnes (extendable to 26 tonnes if the drive axle has twin wheels and air suspension or equivalent). Articulated buses: 28 tonnes. Therefore, the maximum mass allowed for two-axle interurban and long-distance buses is 19.5 tonnes.

What is the maximum authorized mass (MAM) established for two-axle buses classified in Classes II and III (interurban and long-distance)?

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