In public transport vehicles, what must passengers do if it is warned that the vehicle is full?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish behavioral rules for users. In vehicles intended for public passenger transport service, passengers are explicitly prohibited from boarding the vehicle when it has been warned that it is full. This rule exists to ensure the safety of the occupants and not to exceed the Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM) or the number of permitted seats. Therefore, insisting or asking for permission is not valid; one must wait for the next service.

In public transport vehicles, what must passengers do if it is warned that the vehicle is full?

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