What maximum regulatory length, load included, is a rigid bus with 4 axles permitted to have in order to be driven on the road?

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According to the General Vehicle Regulations (Annex IX), the maximum authorized dimensions for rigid buses vary according to the number of axles: Rigid buses with 2 axles: up to 13.50 meters. Rigid buses with more than 2 axles (3 or 4 axles): up to 15.00 meters. Articulated buses or buses with a trailer: up to 18.75 meters. As a rigid vehicle with 4 axles, it falls into the category of more than two axles, so its maximum permissible length is 15 meters, regardless of the number of seats it carries. 12 meters is the standard length for trucks or motor vehicles in general, not for buses.

What maximum regulatory length, load included, is a rigid bus with 4 axles permitted to have in order to be driven on the road?

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