What does the regulation mean by a motor vehicle with open-body bodywork?

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According to Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations, the open-body vehicle is the one intended for the transport of goods in a receptacle that is open at the top; its sides may be folding or fixed. A load platform lowered relative to the chassis does not define this type of bodywork: that is the low-loader (góndola), whose platform has a very low height. And carrying the goods on a flat surface with no side protection is typical of the flatbed, not of the open body, which does have sides that delimit the receptacle.

What does the regulation mean by a motor vehicle with open-body bodywork?

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