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Yes.
Yes. Smoking is prohibited in collective-transport vehicles, including school transport and transport of minors, under Article 7 of Law 28/2005. The prohibition is not limited to just one of those two service descriptions. Occupants must observe it.
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No, only in those intended for minors.
No, only in those intended for school transport.
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