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So it remains below one hour in each direction.
So it remains below one hour in each direction. Article 11 requires this planning under normal circumstances; reaching that maximum is reserved for duly justified exceptional cases. It concerns each child’s time aboard, rather than a general allowance for every journey to last an hour or the driver’s total driving time.
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So it may normally reach two hours in each direction.
So it remains below one hour in each direction.
With no duration limit.
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