In a vehicle less than 5 metres in length intended for the transport of goods, how far can an indivisible load protrude from the front?
A)It cannot protrude at all.
B)15 per cent of the vehicle's length.
C)One third of the vehicle's length.Correct
In vehicles intended exclusively for the transport of goods with a length equal to or less than 5 metres, an indivisible load may protrude by one third of the vehicle's length at each end, front and rear.
If the vehicle is more than 5 metres in length, it may protrude 2 m at the front and 3 metres at the rear.
In all other vehicles not intended exclusively for the transport of goods, the load may protrude from the rear by up to 10 per cent of its length if the load is divisible, and, if indivisible, by 15 per cent.
If the vehicle is more than 5 metres in length, it may protrude 2 m at the front and 3 metres at the rear.
In all other vehicles not intended exclusively for the transport of goods, the load may protrude from the rear by up to 10 per cent of its length if the load is divisible, and, if indivisible, by 15 per cent.