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Domestic and international.
Domestic and international, under article 65 of the Land Transport Organisation Act. Domestic transport starts and ends in Spain and generally runs entirely within its territory; its routes and multimodal operation may cross non-Spanish waters or airspace. International transport runs partly through foreign states’ territory. This territorial classification differs from ordinary versus special by purpose or legal regime, or regular, discretionary and on-demand public road passenger services.
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