What is the maximum distance an indivisible load can extend on a vehicle intended for goods transport with a length equal to or less than five meters?

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The correct answer is one third of the vehicle's length at each end. According to the General Traffic Regulations, rules differ based on the size of the goods transport vehicle. For 'small' vehicles (length equal to or less than 5 meters), the load may extend one third of the vehicle's length at the front and one third at the rear. It is important not to confuse this with vehicles over 5 meters (where it can extend 2 meters front and 3 meters rear) or with passenger cars (where it can only extend from the rear).

What is the maximum distance an indivisible load can extend on a vehicle intended for goods transport with a length equal to or less than five meters?

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