What percentage of excess in the mass or length of the load entitles agents to immobilize the vehicle?

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Traffic regulations state that agents may proceed to immobilize the vehicle when the excess weight over the Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM) or the excess in the length of the load exceeds 10% of the regulatory limits. This is because such an excess seriously compromises stability, braking distance, and general road safety. If the excess is less than 10%, it carries an administrative penalty (fine), but not necessarily immobilization, unless there is imminent danger.

What percentage of excess in the mass or length of the load entitles agents to immobilize the vehicle?

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