Question 1995 · Bus theory test
What is the maximum permitted length of a bus having more than two axles?
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15 metres.
Official explanation
Drivers should always know the number of axles and the length of their vehicle to ensure proper weight distribution. They need to bear it in mind when required to judge safe distances, for example for overtaking. The maximum permitted length of a bus which has more than two axles is 15 metres.
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