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a van.
A van. The integrated cab and other characteristics distinguish it from a lorry, whose cab is not integrated into the rest of the bodywork. The nine-seat maximum does not mean every van has nine seats or that people may ride in any cargo area: authorised seats and their usage conditions must be respected.
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a lorry.
a van.
a tractor unit.
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