What is the name given to the motor vehicle with four or more wheels, intended for the transport of goods, with a maximum of 9 seats including the driver and whose cab forms a structure integrated into the bodywork?

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According to Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations, the van is the motor vehicle with four or more wheels, designed and built for the transport of goods, with a number of seats not exceeding 9 (including the driver) and whose cab is integrated into the rest of the bodywork. The essential difference from the truck is that, in the truck, the cab is not integrated into the rest of the bodywork but separate from the cargo box or load area. For its part, the passenger car is designed and built exclusively for the transport of people and their luggage, not for goods.

What is the name given to the motor vehicle with four or more wheels, intended for the transport of goods, with a maximum of 9 seats including the driver and whose cab forms a structure integrated into the bodywork?

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