On a vehicle intended for the transport of goods that is longer than five meters, how far can an indivisible load extend at the rear?

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Traffic regulations distinguish load overhang limits based on vehicle length. For vehicles intended for the transport of goods with a length greater than five meters, indivisible loads (those that cannot be broken down, like beams or poles) may extend a maximum of 2 meters at the front and up to 3 meters at the rear. It is mandatory to signal this overhanging load with the V-20 panel at the rear. The other options are incorrect because they do not comply with this specific rule for larger vehicles.

On a vehicle intended for the transport of goods that is longer than five meters, how far can an indivisible load extend at the rear?

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