Does a dual-purpose vehicle have the regulatory status of a bus when it is used exclusively for the transport of persons?

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According to the General Vehicle Regulations, an adaptable dual-purpose vehicle is an automobile designed for the transport, simultaneously or not, of goods and persons, with a maximum of 9 seats including the driver's. Even if at a given moment it is used only to carry passengers, its category does not change because of occasional use. For its part, a bus or coach is an automobile designed and built for the transport of persons that has more than 9 seats including the driver's. Consequently, a dual-purpose vehicle never has the status of a bus.

Does a dual-purpose vehicle have the regulatory status of a bus when it is used exclusively for the transport of persons?

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