On a motorcycle less than 1 meter wide, what is the maximum distance the load can extend laterally?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, for vehicles less than one meter wide (such as motorcycles, mopeds, and three-wheeled vehicles), the load follows these specific measurements: Laterally: It may extend up to 0.50 meters on each side, measured from the vehicle's longitudinal axis (the center). This implies the total load width cannot exceed 1 meter. Rear: It may extend up to 0.25 meters. Front: Nothing is allowed to protrude from the front. The correct answer is 0.50 meters from the axis, as 0.25 meters applies to the rear limit, and 0.20 meters is an incorrect figure.

On a motorcycle less than 1 meter wide, what is the maximum distance the load can extend laterally?

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