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A motor vehicle with four or more wheels for goods, a non-integrated cab and up to nine seats including the driver.
A motor vehicle with four or more wheels, designed and constructed to carry goods, whose cab is not integrated into the rest of the bodywork, with no more than nine seats including the driver, under Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations. An integrated cab corresponds to the van definition. Being a lorry alone does not imply a particular MAM or that it is always a heavy vehicle; a generic cargo-transport description is also insufficient to identify this category.
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A motor vehicle with four or more wheels for goods, a non-integrated cab and up to nine seats including the driver.
Any vehicle intended to carry a load, even without an engine.
Any goods motor vehicle with its cab integrated into the rest of the bodywork.
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