On a truck with a length of 5 meters or less, what is the maximum distance an indivisible load is allowed to extend?

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Traffic regulations differentiate between large and small goods vehicles to ensure stability.  On vehicles with a length of 5 meters or less: An indivisible load may extend by one-third of the vehicle's length at both the front and the rear. On vehicles over 5 meters: The load could extend 2 meters at the front and 3 meters at the rear. The correct answer is 'one-third', as applying the fixed measurements for large trucks (2 and 3 meters) on a short vehicle would be disproportionate and dangerous.

On a truck with a length of 5 meters or less, what is the maximum distance an indivisible load is allowed to extend?

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