On a public passenger transport bus, how do the transport regulations classify the lack of a sign or notice whose display to the public is mandatory?

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The Land Transport Organization Act (LOTT) considers it a minor offense for any sign or notice whose display for public information is mandatory to be missing (Article 142(5)), and its regulation, the Land Transport Organization Regulation (ROTT), lists the same offense among the minor ones (Article 199(6)). Vehicles must carry the signs and badges required by the regulations to identify the service they provide. Therefore, the lack of that sign or notice is not classed as a serious or very serious offense.

On a public passenger transport bus, how do the transport regulations classify the lack of a sign or notice whose display to the public is mandatory?

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