About Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?: which statement is WRONG?
- Securing it does not change the limit: divisible front = 0, indivisible front = max 1 m.
- Indivisible load may protrude up to 1 m at the front; only divisible load may not protrude at the front at all.
- The 1 m at the front applies ONLY to indivisible load; divisible may protrude 0 cm at the front.
- ✓ Load may stick out only 10 cm per side.
Correct answer: Load may stick out only 10 cm per side.
Explanation
For a passenger car's side the limit is 20 cm; 10 cm is only the marking-board threshold for a trailer.
Why learners get this wrong
- Securing it does not change the limit: divisible front = 0, indivisible front = max 1 m.
- Indivisible load may protrude up to 1 m at the front; only divisible load may not protrude at the front at all.
- The 1 m at the front applies ONLY to indivisible load; divisible may protrude 0 cm at the front.
Topic: Protruding load: divisible or indivisible?
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