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No; it also protects travellers entitled to free travel and the driver assigned by the company to the service.
No. Article 6 protects travellers with paid or free travel entitlements and minors exempt from payment under the service’s rules. It also includes staff assigned by the company to use or operate the vehicle, such as the driver, and public-administration staff on duty during the journey. It covers bodily harm provided for by the regulations in insured accidents; it is not unlimited cover for any damage to any occupant.
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Yes, free tickets are always excluded.
No; it also protects travellers entitled to free travel and the driver assigned by the company to the service.
Yes, the driver is never insured under compulsory passenger insurance.
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