In school transport and transport of minors, when the presence of an attendant is mandatory by law, which seat must they occupy inside the bus?

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Royal Decree 443/2001, on safety conditions in school transport and transport of minors, specifically establishes that, when an attendant (or monitor) is mandatory, they must occupy a seat located in the vicinity of the center or rear service door of the vehicle. The educational and road safety reason is strategic: the driver already has direct visual control over the front door and the front part of the interior; therefore, the attendant must be placed in the middle or rear area to watch the minors' behavior, supervise boarding and alighting through secondary accesses and act quickly in the event of an evacuation or emergency through the rear exits.

In school transport and transport of minors, when the presence of an attendant is mandatory by law, which seat must they occupy inside the bus?

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