How is the automobile designed to carry more than nine people, including the driver, made up of two rigid sections permanently joined by an articulated area, defined?

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In accordance with Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations: Articulated bus: an automobile intended for passenger transport with a capacity of more than 9 seats (including the driver), made up of two rigid parts joined together by an articulated section that allows communication and the passage of passengers between both sections. Articulated vehicle: a combined vehicle formed by a motor vehicle (usually a tractor unit) coupled to a semi-trailer. Road train: a combined vehicle made up of an automobile and an independent trailer.

How is the automobile designed to carry more than nine people, including the driver, made up of two rigid sections permanently joined by an articulated area, defined?

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