Urban Transport Regulations for Passengers in Cadiz
Article 1: Purpose
The purpose of this regulation is the regulation of urban transport services of passengers within the municipality of Cadiz, with or without a taximeter device approved by Royal Decree of March 16, 1979, No. 763/9.
Article 2: Terms
Class A) Auto taxis with a meter, within the town.
Class B) Self-tourism: no meter counter, inside or outside the village.
Class C) Special or fertilizer: Vehicles operated inside or outside the village, have more power, luxury ability, dedication, purpose.
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