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Those under four years of age.
For the described interurban service contracted by seat with individual payment, children under four who do not occupy a seat do not need a ticket under Article 7.1 of the Order of 25 October 1990. Both conditions are required: being under four and not occupying a seat. Do not extend this exception to any child travelling on a lap or to all bus services.
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All children under six years of age.
All those who can travel on a lap, regardless of age.
Those under four years of age.
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