When transporting minors between their home and the school, what is, under normal circumstances, the maximum duration of the transport?

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Article 11 of Royal Decree 443/2001 establishes that the itineraries and schedules of the transport that carries minors between their home and the school must be set so that, under normal circumstances, the time they remain in the vehicle does not reach one hour in each direction of the journey. The outward and return trips are counted separately, and reaching that maximum duration is foreseen only in exceptional, duly justified cases. The rule sets neither two hours nor half an hour per direction.

When transporting minors between their home and the school, what is, under normal circumstances, the maximum duration of the transport?

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