How is the vehicle intended for passenger transport made up of two rigid parts interconnected by an articulated section that allows passage between them defined?

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According to the General Vehicle Regulations, an articulated bus is an automobile with more than 9 seats (including the driver's) designed for the transport of persons, made up of two rigid parts joined by an articulated section that permanently connects them, allowing passengers to move freely inside. By contrast, an articulated vehicle is the combination formed by a tractor unit coupled to a semi-trailer, generally intended for goods, and a road train is the combination of a motor vehicle hitched to a standard trailer.

How is the vehicle intended for passenger transport made up of two rigid parts interconnected by an articulated section that allows passage between them defined?

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