By what percentage may an indivisible load extend beyond the rear of a vehicle that is not intended exclusively for carrying goods?
Traffic safety: Transported persons and cargo
Explanation
For vehicles not exclusively intended for cargo transport, **indivisible loads** may protrude from the rear of the vehicle up to **15%** of its length. This means that if you have a vehicle that is, for example, three meters long, an indivisible load like a board can protrude up to 45 centimeters at the back.
It is important to remember that this percentage applies only to loads that cannot be divided into smaller parts. In contrast, loads that can be divided may only protrude 10% at the back. Additionally, precautions must always be taken to prevent accidents or damage when the load protrudes from the vehicle.
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