Up to what height is a load not allowed to project over the front of the vehicle?

A load may not extend beyond the front of a vehicle by more than 2.5 meters above the road surface. This rule ensures safety by preventing long objects from dangerously projecting in front, which could present a hazard to other road users and pedestrians. If a load is higher than this, it must be transported in a manner that keeps the vehicle and its load within legal limits. You have selected the correct answer with 2.5 meters—remember this limit for similar questions about projecting loads in the future.