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Free of obstacles
In passenger transport, aisles and emergency exits must not be obstructed, because they are essential for a fast and safe evacuation.
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Free of obstacles
Occupied by light luggage if the trip is short
Closed off if the vehicle is full
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En un autobús, los pasillos y salidas de emergencia deben mantenerse:
- Libres de obstáculos(Correct answer)
- Ocupados con equipaje ligero si el viaje es corto
- Cerrados si el vehículo va completo
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