By how much may the load protrude from the front of vehicles with a width of less than one meter?

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For vehicles with a width of less than one meter (such as motorcycles, mopeds, or bicycles), the General Traffic Regulations establish specific limits for transporting cargo. The load must not protrude at all from the front (0 meters). However, it is allowed to protrude from the rear up to 0.25 meters, and laterally up to 0.50 meters measured from the longitudinal axis of the vehicle.

By how much may the load protrude from the front of vehicles with a width of less than one meter?

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