If the front license plate cannot be placed on the central longitudinal axis due to vehicle construction, where is it permitted to be placed?

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The General Vehicle Regulations state that the front license plate must be centered. However, there is an exception: if the vehicle's construction prevents this (e.g., due to bumper design or air intakes), it may be placed on either the front left or right side. It is vital not to confuse this with the rule for the rear license plate, which must be placed on the left side if the center is not an option.

If the front license plate cannot be placed on the central longitudinal axis due to vehicle construction, where is it permitted to be placed?

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