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that which is carried out on behalf of third parties, in exchange for financial payment.
Public transport by road is that which is carried out on behalf of third parties, in exchange for financial payment. Private transport, on the other hand, is that which is carried out on one's own account, either to satisfy private needs, or as a complement to other main activities carried out by companies or establishments belonging to the same person or entity, and directly linked to the proper conduct of those activities.
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that carried out by the state and town councils.
that which is carried out on behalf of third parties, in exchange for financial payment.
free transport.
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