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Ordinary and special.
Ordinary and special, under LOTT Article 66. Special transport is subject to particular administrative rules because of danger, urgency, incompatibility with other transport, social impact or similar reasons; a specific authorisation may be required. This does not mean ordinary transport is exempt from all authorisation or every special service automatically needs an additional authorisation.
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