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No; the undertaking also needs public passenger transport authorisation.
No. The transport undertaking must hold the public passenger transport authorisation covering the service. The vehicle registration document identifies and permits use of the vehicle, but does not replace that business authorisation. National authorisations are evidenced through registration, without requiring the former physical transport card. The driver’s licence and, where applicable, CAP qualification are separate requirements.
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No; the undertaking also needs public passenger transport authorisation.
Yes; vehicle registration replaces every transport authorisation.
No; supplementary intermodal authorisation alone replaces passenger transport authorisation.
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