As a general rule, is a combined vehicle made up of a bus and a trailer with a total length of 19 meters permitted to travel?

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According to the General Vehicle Regulations (Annex IX), the maximum authorized length as a general rule for a combined vehicle made up of a bus and a trailer is 18.75 meters. This limit applies whether the coupled trailer is light, with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) of up to 750 kg, or non-light, with a MAM of more than 750 kg. For this reason, a total length of 19 meters exceeds the legally established limit, which prevents it from traveling normally without a special transport authorization.

As a general rule, is a combined vehicle made up of a bus and a trailer with a total length of 19 meters permitted to travel?

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