Abstract
The article discusses the problem of systematizing passenger transportation by road. It is concluded, that there are no reliable criteria for differentiating this system based on the principle of dichotomy. It is pointed out that the opposition between transportation of passengers and luggage by order and transportation by passenger taxis is unfounded. It is also noted that the regularity of transportation cannot be used as the basis for distinguishing between charter contracts and contracts for the carriage of passengers and baggage.
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