Ley Foral 7/1998, de 1 de junio, reguladora del Transporte Público Urbano por Carretera. | BOE-A-1998-21616 — Spain law | Esheria

Ley Foral 7/1998, de 1 de junio, reguladora del Transporte Público Urbano por Carretera.

This article says the law applies to public urban road transport in the Community Foral and defines “road transport” and “public transport.”

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
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Citation
BOE-A-1998-21616
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Language
es
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Para prestar transportes regulares de uso especial de viajeros, la empresa debe obtener antes una autorización especial del municipio. Urban discretionary passenger transport in vehicles with more than nine seats needs a prior enabling title; some wider transport authorisations also cover urban transport, and municipalities may issue urban-only enabling authorisations. Regla general: los servicios regulares permanentes de uso general los presta la empresa con concesión administrativa; el municipio puede optar por otras formas de gestión o por la gestión directa si concurren ciertas justificaciones. Concessions are awarded through an open tender procedure, and bidding companies may propose clarifications, expansions, or changes to the tender conditions if they do not alter the essential service conditions. The concession term is set in the contract documents, must be between 10 and 25 years, and the concessionaire must keep running the service for up to 12 months if the term ends before the follow-on procedure is finished.