On vehicles with a width of less than one meter, such as motorcycles, how far can the load project longitudinally?

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The correct answer is based on the General Traffic Regulations, which establish specific rules for vehicles with a width of less than one meter (motorcycles, mopeds, etc.). Longitudinally (Lengthwise): The load must not project at all from the front (to avoid interfering with the headlight or vision) and may project up to a maximum of 0.25 meters from the rear. Laterally (Widthwise): It may extend up to 0.50 meters on each side from the longitudinal axis. It is important not to confuse this rule with that of cars or trucks, where the allowed percentages and meters are different. The option suggesting it can extend from the front is incorrect because it would seriously affect the safety and stability of the bike.

On vehicles with a width of less than one meter, such as motorcycles, how far can the load project longitudinally?

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