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When travelling between the usual home and workplace.
On the outward or return journey between the usual home and workplace, when the conditions for classification as occupational are met. It differs from a traffic accident during a work task, such as a business journey. Classification does not depend on it being morning and does not imply that most occupational accidents are traffic accidents.
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When travelling between the usual home and workplace.
On any leisure journey unrelated to work.
Only when travelling between two customers during a work task.
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