On a discretionary public bus transport service in which at least 75% of the passengers are under 16, is the presence of an attendant mandatory?

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Under Article 8(1) of Royal Decree 443/2001, an attendant is always mandatory on discretionary public passenger transport by bus in which at least three quarters (75%) of the passengers are under sixteen years of age. In addition, on any transport covered by the rule carried out by bus, it is also mandatory when at least 50% of the passengers are under twelve years of age, and on special-use regular services, whenever pupils from special education centers are carried. Therefore, since the 75% of passengers under sixteen is met on a discretionary service, the presence of the attendant is always mandatory to ensure the care of the minors and their boarding and alighting. Denying that requirement is incorrect. And limiting it to special education pupils is also incorrect, because on a discretionary service with three quarters of passengers under sixteen it is mandatory outright.

On a discretionary public bus transport service in which at least 75% of the passengers are under 16, is the presence of an attendant mandatory?

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