On a moped, is it legal as a general rule for the load being carried to exceed the dimensions of the vehicle's structure?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that, as a general rule, the load carried on any vehicle must be contained within its structure so as not to compromise stability or road safety. Exceptionally, on vehicles less than 1 meter wide (such as mopeds and motorcycles), the load may protrude up to 0.50 meters on each side from the longitudinal axis, 0.25 meters at the rear and nothing at the front. However, since the question expressly asks about the 'general rule', the correct answer is that it is not permitted.

On a moped, is it legal as a general rule for the load being carried to exceed the dimensions of the vehicle's structure?

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