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Yes, and its driver is obliged to use it.
Yes, and the driver must use it. Since 6 July 2022, the Traffic Act’s fifteenth additional provision requires passenger-transport M2 and M3 vehicles with a standardised installation interface to have an alcohol interlock. An interface alone or an unused device is insufficient. Use it according to its operation and requirements; passing its check does not by itself guarantee fitness to drive or remove other safety obligations.
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No, except if the bus is newly registered.
Yes, and its driver is obliged to use it.
Yes, although its driver is not obliged to use it.
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