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72 Certain buses are public buses In the Australian Road Rules, a bus that is operating a licensed route service in an urban service area is a public bus.

Traffic Regulations 1999 43

Previous sectionDiv 2Modification etc. of certain provisions of

Next section73Minibuses and minibus rank