Question 1683 · Truck theory test
A driver transporting a long load of 28 metres in length plans a journey which will take place entirely on designated roads. Which of the following permits is required?
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Correct answer
A local authority permit for each local authority area passed through.
Official explanation
A local authority permit is required for each local authority area the vehicle is passing through. The permit is required while carrying a load which exceeds a length of more than 27.4 metres or 4.3 metres in width or 4.65 metres in height.
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- Managing risk · Preparing for a Journey
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