On vehicles less than one meter wide, such as motorcycles, how much can the load extend laterally?

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The regulations set specific rules for vehicles less than one meter wide (motorcycles and mopeds). In these cases, the load may project laterally 0.50 meters on each side, measured from the longitudinal axis of the vehicle (the center). Also remember that it may project 0.25 meters at the rear, but not at all at the front. The other options (1.5 m or 1 m) are incorrect because they would seriously compromise the stability of the vehicle.

On vehicles less than one meter wide, such as motorcycles, how much can the load extend laterally?

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