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A lorry in which goods are carried in an open-topped body whose sides may be fixed or drop-sided.
The regulation defines an open-bodied lorry as a lorry in which goods are carried in an open-topped body whose sides may be fixed or drop-sided.
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A lorry in which goods are carried on a flat surface with no side protection.
A lorry whose loading platform has a reduced height.
A lorry in which goods are carried in an open-topped body whose sides may be fixed or drop-sided.
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