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Public and private.
Public and private. Public transport is performed for others in return for payment; private transport is on one’s own account for personal needs or as an adjunct to other principal activities under the legal conditions. Classification by nature differs from classification by what is carried, such as passengers or goods. Not every bus necessarily performs public transport.
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Exclusively work and personal.
Public and private.
Passenger and goods transport, as the classification by nature.
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