In vehicles not exclusively intended for goods transport, such as private cars, how much can a divisible load protrude from the rear?

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In private vehicles (those not exclusively intended for goods transport), the load may only protrude from the rear. The general rule establishes two limits depending on the load type: 10% of the vehicle's length if the load is divisible, and up to 15% if the load is indivisible. Since 10% is the correct answer here, it refers to the rule for divisible loads.

In vehicles not exclusively intended for goods transport, such as private cars, how much can a divisible load protrude from the rear?

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