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Private carriage refers to the transportation of goods or passengers by a carrier for specific clients with whom the carrier has a pre-arranged agreement, often not open to the general public. The correct choice illustrates this concept, as it involves the carriage of the operator's employees and possibly their guests, which does not have the same regulatory requirements as commercial operations.

In this context, the operator does not offer transport to the general public, and the arrangement is typically based on the specific needs of the operator and their employees. This type of arrangement does not fall under the same regulatory framework as commercial carriage, where services are made accessible to the public.

The other options describe scenarios that are more aligned with commercial carriage. In those cases, the services are provided openly to the public or involve compensation for carrying passengers, which directly ties to commercial operations rather than private arrangements.