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No; it lacks the specific approval required for the exception.
No. Double-decker buses are prohibited for those services unless type-approved under UNECE Regulation 107. The exception does not depend on passengers being older than 14, and a generic reference to type approval is insufficient. When Regulation 107 approval is met, the other applicable vehicle and service requirements still apply.
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No; it lacks the specific approval required for the exception.
Yes; it is enough for the minors to be older than 14.
Yes; any double-decker bus can operate that service without that approval.
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