On vehicles with a width of less than one meter, the load must not project from the rear by more than...
Traffic safety: Transported persons and cargo
The regulations state that for vehicles with a width of less than one meter, such as motorcycles, the load must not protrude more than 0.25 meters at the rear to ensure the vehicle's stability and safety.
Explanation
In vehicles with a **width of less than one meter**, such as motorcycles, the load has specific restrictions on how much it can protrude. According to the regulations, the load can only protrude **0.25 meters at the rear** and **0.25 meters on each side**. This is because these vehicles are narrower, and any excess load could affect their stability and safety on the road. Therefore, the correct answer is that the load should not protrude more than **0.25 meters** at the rear.
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