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Single-deck vehicles with more than 22 places, Classes II and III.
Single-deck vehicles with more than 22 places in the Classes II and III named in that provision. Superstructure strength must be type-approved; merely adding arches without assessment is not equivalent. Protection of the residual space is assessed under the regulatory test conditions; it does not guarantee no injury or damage in every rollover. It does not identify an M1 vehicle as a bus in those classes.
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All M1 vehicles, regardless of their number of places.
Single-deck vehicles with more than 22 places, Classes II and III.
Only double-deck buses, solely because they have two decks.
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