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Yes, and they will be close to the service doors.
Companies that provide school transport for people with reduced mobility must hold an authorisation and reserve seats for people with reduced mobility close to the service doors, among other measures.
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It is not necessary.
Only if it is a regular public transport service specifically for schoolchildren.
Yes, and they will be close to the service doors.
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