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Yes, for both types of service.
Yes. The carrier must arrange SOV for services within its scope. It protects insured passengers against bodily injury from covered accidents, through the compensation and healthcare provided by the regulations. It does not provide unlimited cover for every loss or replace compulsory motor insurance or civil liability. Children exempt from paying fares are also included.
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Yes, for both types of service.
No, it is always optional.
Only for interurban services.
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En un servicio español de transporte público colectivo de viajeros en autobús que circula por España, ¿es obligatorio disponer del seguro obligatorio de viajeros (SOV), tanto si el servicio es urbano como interurbano?
- Solo en los servicios interurbanos.
- Sí, en ambos tipos de servicio.(Correct answer)
- No, es siempre voluntario.
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