How is a closed-box vehicle defined under the regulations within the transport of goods?

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According to the classification by construction criteria in Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations, the closed box is the vehicle intended for the transport of goods in a completely closed receptacle. It must not be confused with the silo, which is the vehicle designed to carry solid, powdery or granular materials in a closed tank, with or without auxiliary loading or unloading means. Nor with the tipper truck, which has a mechanism to raise or tilt the box and unload from the side or from the rear.

How is a closed-box vehicle defined under the regulations within the transport of goods?

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