How much can the load extend laterally on a vehicle with a width of less than one meter?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish specific rules for vehicles less than one meter wide (such as motorcycles or mopeds). The load may extend laterally 0.50 meters on each side of the vehicle's longitudinal axis. It is important to note that the measurement is taken from the center (axis), not from the outer edge. Additionally, remember that it can extend up to 0.25 meters to the rear, but nothing to the front.

How much can the load extend laterally on a vehicle with a width of less than one meter?

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