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No, it is neither authorised nor equipped for passengers.
No. Passengers must use places intended and equipped for them; this luggage trailer has no passenger places or authorisation. Neither a short journey nor standing makes it permissible. D1+E entitles its holder to drive the relevant vehicle combination, but does not turn a cargo trailer into an authorised passenger vehicle.
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No, it is neither authorised nor equipped for passengers.
Yes, if the journey is short.
Yes, provided they stand.
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Un conjunto D1+E lleva un remolque de equipajes sin plazas ni autorización para transportar personas. ¿Pueden viajar pasajeros en él?
- No, no está autorizado ni acondicionado para pasajeros.(Correct answer)
- Sí, si el trayecto es corto.
- Sí, siempre que viajen de pie.
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