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They do not obstruct aisles or exits
In passenger transport, aisles and access routes must remain clear so as not to hinder movement inside the vehicle or a rapid evacuation.
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They do not obstruct aisles or exits
They may be placed in front of any door if they are light
They remain on the floor even if they narrow the passage
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En un autobús, el equipaje de mano o los bultos de los viajeros deben colocarse de forma que:
- No obstaculicen pasillos ni salidas(Correct answer)
- Puedan apoyarse delante de cualquier puerta si pesan poco
- Queden en el suelo aunque reduzcan el paso
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