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On a two-axle truck, what is the forward distance?

ʻI ha loli ʻesia ua, ko e hā ʻa e mamaʻo ki muʻá?

AForward distance for a rigid vehicle is the distance from the rear axis to the front of the vehicle or its load, whichever is foremost (including collapsible mirrors).Ko e mamaʻo ki muʻa ʻo ha meʻalele sino maʻu ko e mamaʻo mei he laine fakavaʻe ʻo e ʻesia muí ki he muʻa taha ʻo e meʻalele pe hono utá, ʻo fili ʻa e taha ʻoku mamaʻo taha ki muʻá (kau ai ʻa e ngaahi sioʻata ʻoku lava ʻo pelu).BForward distance for a rigid vehicle is the distance from the rear axis to the front of the vehicle or its load, whichever is foremost (excluding collapsible mirrors).Ko e mamaʻo ki muʻa ʻo ha meʻalele sino maʻu ko e mamaʻo mei he laine fakavaʻe ʻo e ʻesia muí ki he muʻa taha ʻo e meʻalele pe hono utá, ʻo fili ʻa e taha ʻoku mamaʻo taha ki muʻá (ʻikai kau ai ʻa e ngaahi sioʻata ʻoku lava ʻo pelu).

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Measure from the rear axis to the front of the vehicle or load, whichever is further forward. The front axle is not the rear reference point.

Fua mei he laine fakavaʻe ʻo e ʻesia muí ki he muʻa taha ʻo e meʻalele pe utá, ʻo fili ʻa e taha ʻoku mamaʻo taha ki muʻá. ʻOku ʻikai ko e ʻesia muʻá ʻa e tuʻunga fakavaʻe ki muí.

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