Considering the form or mode in which the service is provided, how are public passenger transports classified?

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Under Article 64 of the Land Transport Organization Act (LOTT) (wording of Act 9/2025, in force since 5 December 2025), by mode of provision public road passenger transport is regular (within pre-established itineraries and with set calendars and timetables), discretionary (not subject to any pre-established itinerary, calendar or timetable) and on-demand (upon the user's request, with or without a set itinerary, calendar and timetable, within the framework of a public sector contract). The division into urban and interurban reflects territorial scope, not mode of provision, and "general and contracted" is not a LOTT classification by mode of provision.

Considering the form or mode in which the service is provided, how are public passenger transports classified?

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