Which type of automobile is specifically defined as having a loading platform of considerably reduced height?

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According to Annex II of the General Vehicle Regulations, the low-loader (góndola) is the vehicle whose loading platform has a very low height. An open-box truck is not defined by the height of its platform, but by carrying the goods in a receptacle open at the top, with fixed or folding sides. And the flatbed truck is defined as a flat surface without side protections, with no mention in the regulation of it being lowered.

Which type of automobile is specifically defined as having a loading platform of considerably reduced height?

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