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14.—(1) The distance between any two adjacent axles of a road recovery vehicle must not be less than 1.3 metres.
(2) The axle weight of a road recovery vehicle must not exceed 12,500 kilograms.
(3) The wheel weight of a road recovery vehicle must not exceed 6,250 kilograms.
(4) Where a road recovery vehicle has axles in two or more groups—
(a)the distance between the adjacent axles in any group must not be less than 1.3 metres; and
(b)the sum of the weights transmitted to the road surface by all the wheels in any group must not exceed 25,000 kilograms.
(5) But sub-paragraph (4)(b) does not apply to a road recovery vehicle falling within paragraph 13(c).
15.—(1) If a road recovery vehicle has only one front steer axle, that axle must carry at least 40 per cent of the maximum axle weight shown on the plate required by regulation 66 of the Construction and Use Regulations (plates for goods vehicles and buses).
(2) If the vehicle has two or more front steer axles, all those axles taken together must carry at least 40 per cent of such weight.
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