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Van.
A van is a motor vehicle with four wheels or more designed for the transport of goods, with a maximum of 9 seats including the driver's seat, and which may be light or heavy. It is considered a heavy vehicle when its Maximum Authorised Mass exceeds 3,500 kilograms.
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Passenger car.
Lorry.
Van.
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