In a special-use regular public transport service intended for schoolchildren, in what circumstance is it mandatory to have an attendant on board?

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According to Article 8(1) of Royal Decree 443/2001, in special-use regular school transport an attendant is mandatory whenever students from special education centers are transported (and also when the authorization of the service so specifies). There are other cases: in any school transport or transport of minors by bus, when at least 50% of the passengers are under twelve; always in discretionary services with three quarters or more minors under sixteen; and in ancillary own-account transport (transporte privado complementario) with special education students or with an origin or destination other than the home or the school. Saying that it is mandatory in all cases does not hold up, because it depends on those cases or on what the authorization sets. And the proportion of children under twelve that makes it mandatory is one half, not one third.

In a special-use regular public transport service intended for schoolchildren, in what circumstance is it mandatory to have an attendant on board?

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