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No. Tare is the vehicle’s mass with its authorised fixed equipment, without service personnel, passengers or load, and with the necessary water, fuel, lubricants, spares, tools and accessories. Do not confuse it with laden mass, which includes load and occupants, or with mass in running order as defined for the vehicle type.
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Yes, but only the accompanying person.
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