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Yes, as a general rule.
Yes, as a general rule, for M2 and M3 buses covered by the scope and application dates of Royal Decree 1417/2005. The limiter must prevent exceeding 100 km/h; the requirement is not conditional on having more than 17 seats. The regulation provides exceptions, including vehicles unable to exceed that speed by construction and certain specific vehicles or services. A limiter does not authorise exceeding lower road or transport limits.
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No, it is only compulsory for some goods vehicles.
Yes, provided that they have more than 17 seats.
Yes, as a general rule.
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