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All vehicles.
All vehicles providing school transport and/or child transport must have the emergency warning light installed. This light must remain on at stops while passengers are getting on or off.
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All vehicles.
Only school-transport vehicles with capacity for more than nine seats, including the driver.
Only child-transport vehicles, regardless of their capacity.
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