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Mass in running order.
Mass in running order. The crew member in this definition does not mean adding a standard mass for each bus passenger. Laden mass is the actual mass of the vehicle and its load, including service personnel and passengers. The running-order mass definition for category L vehicles refers to their own regulations.
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Mass in running order.
Laden mass.
Unladen mass.
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