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Can I be removed from a common carrier?

Some states have statutes regarding the ejection of passengers on common carriers. Generally, a common carrier may remove a passenger from its transportation service for the refusal to pay a fare or to provide a ticket. Failure to adhere to regulations set by the carrier, or for a disturbance or breach of the peace may result in physical removal from the carrier.
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