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services or the exclusive transport of goods.
To services or the exclusive carriage of goods. Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations defines a passenger-car-derived vehicle as an automobile derived from a passenger car, retaining its bodywork and having only one row of seats. One row is a requirement of that definition, not merely a usual feature. It differs from an adaptable mixed-use vehicle intended for carrying people and goods, simultaneously or otherwise.
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services or the exclusive transport of goods.
the transport, whether simultaneous or not, of people and goods.
the transport of people.
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