Can the load of a passenger car protrude beyond the lateral edges?
A)Yes, provided the width of the loaded vehicle does not exceed 2.55 metres.
B)Yes, up to 0.40 metres on each side.
C)No.Correct
As a general rule, the load may not protrude beyond the plan projection of the vehicle.
Exceptionally, in vehicles not intended for the transport of goods, such as passenger cars, the load may protrude from the rear:
- Up to 10% of the vehicle's length, if the load is divisible.
- Up to 15% of the vehicle's length, if the load is indivisible.
It is prohibited for it to protrude from the front or the sides.
Exceptionally, in vehicles not intended for the transport of goods, such as passenger cars, the load may protrude from the rear:
- Up to 10% of the vehicle's length, if the load is divisible.
- Up to 15% of the vehicle's length, if the load is indivisible.
It is prohibited for it to protrude from the front or the sides.