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Inside the vehicle, positioned so that it is visible from outside.
The signs are placed inside the vehicle, at the front and rear, so they can be seen from outside. The duty applies to the regulated school and minors’ transport service, not every private vehicle carrying children.
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Inside the vehicle, positioned so that it is visible from outside.
Outside the vehicle, above the number plate.
Inside the vehicle, so that it is visible to all passengers.
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