On a motorcycle, if the transported load extends 0.25 meters from the rear, is it mandatory to signal it?

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On vehicles less than one meter wide, such as motorcycles, the load rules are specific (Article 15 of the General Traffic Regulations). The load may protrude at the rear up to 0.25 meters without any signaling at all. Unlike passenger cars, the V-20 panel is not required. Remember the limits for these vehicles: the load may not protrude at all at the front, up to 0.25 meters at the rear, and 0.50 meters laterally from the longitudinal axis of the vehicle.

On a motorcycle, if the transported load extends 0.25 meters from the rear, is it mandatory to signal it?

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