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Near the central or rear service door.
The escort must occupy a seat near the central or rear service door under Article 8 of Royal Decree 443/2001. That location helps supervision and assistance during children’s boarding and alighting. The escort is separate from the driver; a front seat merely close to the driver is not sufficient.
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Near the driver.
Near the front door.
Near the central or rear service door.
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