In a school transport and transport of minors service, the bus must carry the regulatory identification sign both at the front and at the rear. Exactly where must it be placed?

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The General Vehicle Regulations and the regulations governing school transport and transport of minors require the use of the distinctive sign V-10 (silhouette of children). It must be placed both at the front and at the rear of the bus. The rule expressly establishes that it must be installed inside the vehicle, facing outward, so that it is clearly perceptible and legible from the outside by the other road users. Its purpose is to warn the drivers moving around of the presence of children getting on, getting off or traveling in the vehicle, so placing it facing the passengers or on the outside in a non-regulatory way is incorrect.

In a school transport and transport of minors service, the bus must carry the regulatory identification sign both at the front and at the rear. Exactly where must it be placed?

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