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On long-distance buses.
Long-distance buses, use code 08: they are intended for long journeys and the comfort of seated passengers, and do not carry standing passengers. Urban buses, code 06, have standing places; short-distance buses, code 07, may carry standing passengers in the aisle on short journeys. Always observe the vehicle’s capacity and authorisation: a short trip does not turn a long-distance bus into one authorised to carry standing passengers.
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On long-distance buses.
On short-distance buses.
On urban buses.
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