What is the regulatory definition of a truck according to the traffic regulations?

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The General Vehicle Regulations (Annex II) define the truck as a motor vehicle with four or more wheels, designed and built for the transport of goods, whose cab is not integrated into the rest of the bodywork and with a maximum of 9 seats including the driver's. The key distinguishing element compared with the van is that the truck's cab is independent and separate from the load space. The other options are incorrect because not every vehicle intended for cargo is a truck (there are trailers, vans, car-derived vehicles or tractor units) nor does the definition depend on a vague classification as a “heavy vehicle”.

What is the regulatory definition of a truck according to the traffic regulations?

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