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Complementary private transport.
Complementary private transport under LOTT Article 102. It is not defined by needing auxiliary loading or distribution tasks, but by complementing the company’s main activity and jointly meeting the legal conditions, including those for goods, vehicles, drivers and integration into that activity.
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Public transport for third parties for hire or reward.
Complementary private transport.
Private personal transport for domestic personal needs.
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