According to the specialty of their purpose and their legal regime, how are road transports classified?

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In accordance with the Land Transport Organization Act (LOTT), road transport services are classified under different criteria: By the specialty of their purpose and legal regime: they are divided into ordinary and special. Ordinary transports are those that do not require special authorizations or technical rules for their performance. Special transports, on the other hand, do require specific measures, equipped vehicles or specific authorizations because of their danger, urgency or dimensions (such as the transport of dangerous goods under ADR, perishable goods under ATP, or special transports under the mass/dimensions regime). By their nature: they are divided into public (for hire, in exchange for payment) and private (on own account, by individuals or ancillary). By their territorial scope: they are divided into domestic (national) and international.

According to the specialty of their purpose and their legal regime, how are road transports classified?

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