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When at least 50% of the passengers are under 12 years old.
At least 50% of passengers being under 12 years old. This applies to any service listed in Article 1 operated by bus; it is not the only circumstance requiring an attendant. Requirements also arise from service type, the authorisation or carrying pupils from special-education centres. The attendant must be a suitable adult distinct from the driver, with the required accreditation.
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It is never compulsory.
Only when it is carrying minors from a special education centre.
When at least 50% of the passengers are under 12 years old.
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