When loading cargo on a two-wheeled vehicle, which is the correct operational safety standard for load size? (No permission from the police station chief has been obtained.)
The length and height limits for loads differ by vehicle type (Article 22, Subparagraph 4 of the Enforcement Decree of the Road Traffic Act). Options often mix up the figures for trucks, small three-wheeled vehicles and two-wheeled vehicles, so memorize each figure paired with its vehicle type.
Answer: ③
Explanation
Under Article 22(4) of the Enforcement Decree, the load length of a two-wheeled vehicle may be up to the length of its seat or loading device plus 30 centimeters, and the height up to 2 meters above the ground. 'Vehicle length plus one-tenth' is the general rule for trucks and similar vehicles, while 2 meters 50 centimeters is the height limit for small three-wheeled vehicles and 4 meters is the height limit for trucks.
Legal basis: 도로교통법 제39조 제1항, 시행령 제22조 제4호