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No, that article was left without content in 2019.
No. Royal Decree 70/2019 left Article 8 without content. That former provision cannot be treated as a current general national obligation. Identification or passenger-information requirements may still arise from the service contract or other applicable rules; those applying to the specific service must be followed.
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Yes, but that article requires it only for special-use regular services.
No, that article was left without content in 2019.
Yes, Article 8 retains that general requirement in full.
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