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Yes, the person has the right to board with the guide dog.
Yes. The user has the right to access collective transport with the assistance dog. No additional ticket or payment may be required for the dog, which does not count as a passenger place or towards a dog quota. This right is not limited to guide dogs: it also covers other assistance dogs recognised under the applicable rules. The relevant identification, hygiene and safety conditions must be met.
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No, the dog must travel separately from its user in the luggage compartment.
Only if it is an urban service.
Yes, the person has the right to board with the guide dog.
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