Practice question

How do “full-empty” and “empty-full” occasional services differ?

Full-empty starts with a group at one point and returns empty; empty-full leaves empty and carries a group on the return
Both require the vehicle to be full in both directions
Empty-full forbids empty seats; full-empty forbids luggage
They are two names for closed-door same-point tours

Answer: A — Full-empty starts with a group at one point and returns empty; empty-full leaves empty and carries a group on the return

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