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On the inside, at the front and rear.
Inside at the front and rear, visible from outside, under Annex XI of the General Vehicle Regulations. It must be securely fixed. The alternative for vehicles with up to 19 seats allows no front sign and a 20 cm rear sign; that exception does not apply to the bus in this question.
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On the outside, at the front and rear.
Only at the rear, and visible from the outside.
On the inside, at the front and rear.
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