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To transport people or goods, or both at the same time, or to tow other vehicles for this purpose.
To transport people or goods, or both, or to tow other vehicles for that purpose. The Spanish legal definition of automóvil excludes special vehicles. It is broader than passenger cars and includes, for example, buses and lorries.
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For carrying out agricultural work.
For carrying out construction work or certain services.
To transport people or goods, or both at the same time, or to tow other vehicles for this purpose.
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