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In the immediate vicinity of the central or rear service door.
The person must occupy a seat in the immediate vicinity of the central or rear service door under Article 8 of Royal Decree 443/2001. Any rear seat far from those doors is insufficient, and the position is not arbitrary. The rule requires proximity to the indicated service door; it does not invariably designate a single specific seat as the closest of all.
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In any rear seat, even if far from the service doors.
In the immediate vicinity of the central or rear service door.
In any seat: the position does not matter.
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