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A motor vehicle with four wheels or more, designed and built to transport goods, whose cab is integrated into the rest of the bodywork, with a maximum of 9 seats.
A van is a motor vehicle with at least four wheels designed and built to carry goods, with its cab integrated into the rest of the bodywork and up to nine seats including the driver. The integrated cab distinguishes it from the lorry definition. It is not defined by twelve seats or a separate cab.
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A motor vehicle with four wheels or more, designed and built to transport goods, whose cab is integrated into the rest of the bodywork, with a maximum of 9 seats.
A motor vehicle with four wheels or more, designed and built to transport goods, whose cab is not integrated into the rest of the bodywork, with a maximum of 12 seats.
A motor vehicle with four wheels or more, designed and built to transport goods, whose cab is not integrated into the rest of the bodywork, with a maximum of 6 seats.
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