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At stops, when children get on or off the vehicle.
During stops where children board or leave. Article 5.2 of Royal Decree 443/2001 permits replacing the ordinary identifier with this illuminated pictogram; it does not require every V-10 identifier to be illuminated. It may remain lit for up to twenty seconds after moving off, but not throughout the journey or simply because it is night. This pictogram is separate from the vehicle’s hazard warning lights.
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At stops, when children get on or off the vehicle.
Between dusk and dawn, if the vehicle is carrying minors.
Throughout the whole journey, while the bus is in service.
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