At what percentage of excess over the Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM) can agents immobilize the vehicle?

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The correct answer is more than 10%. According to Road Safety Laws, agents can immobilize a vehicle if its load exceeds authorized limits in a way that compromises safety. Specifically, if the total weight exceeds the Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM) by more than 10%, or if passenger occupancy exceeds 50% of the seats, the vehicle must be immobilized until the cause is resolved (by unloading the excess), due to the serious risk it poses to stability and braking.

At what percentage of excess over the Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM) can agents immobilize the vehicle?

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