On vehicles with a width of less than one meter, is it mandatory to signal a load that protrudes at the rear?

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On vehicles with a width of less than one meter (such as mopeds and motorcycles), Article 15(4) of the General Traffic Regulations allows the load to protrude up to 0.50 meters on each side of the longitudinal axis and up to 0.25 meters at the rear; nothing may protrude at the front. Sign V-20 is mandatory for load that protrudes at the rear on the other vehicles (for example, passenger cars and goods vehicles), but paragraph 6 of Article 15 requires it only for vehicles under paragraphs 2 and 3, not for those with a width of less than one meter. That is why on these it is not mandatory to signal the rear load: neither always with a V-20 panel, nor only when it reaches the limit of 0.25 meters.

On vehicles with a width of less than one meter, is it mandatory to signal a load that protrudes at the rear?

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