In what type of services or bus categories is it prohibited to carry passengers who travel standing?

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The traffic and vehicle approval regulations establish that standing passengers may only travel on buses specifically designed for it and authorized for short or urban journeys (normally Class I and Class II vehicles, as applicable). By contrast, coaches intended for long-distance travel (generally Class III) are designed to guarantee the safety and comfort of seated occupants, often traveling at higher speeds on interurban roads, so carrying standing passengers is completely prohibited.

In what type of services or bus categories is it prohibited to carry passengers who travel standing?

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