What type of truck is defined by the regulations as one intended for the transport of goods in a receptacle that is open at the top?

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According to the definitions of the General Vehicle Regulations (Annex II), an “open-body” truck is one designed and built to carry goods in a receptacle that has no roof or top enclosure, and it may have fixed or folding side panels. By contrast, the “flatbed” is a vehicle intended to carry goods on a flat surface with no sides, and the “low-loader” (góndola) is a flatbed with a specially lowered height, commonly used for heavy machinery or special transport.

What type of truck is defined by the regulations as one intended for the transport of goods in a receptacle that is open at the top?

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