What is the name given to the motor vehicle with four or more wheels, intended for the transport of goods, whose cab is integrated into the body as a whole and which has up to 9 seats, including the driver's?

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The General Vehicle Regulations (Annex II) define the van as the motor vehicle designed and built for the transport of goods, with four or more wheels and a maximum of 9 seats (including the driver's), whose key distinguishing feature is that the cab is integrated into the rest of the body. The fundamental difference from the truck lies precisely in this integration, since in the truck the cab is not integrated into the body. For its part, the passenger car is a vehicle intended mainly for the transport of people and their luggage, not goods.

What is the name given to the motor vehicle with four or more wheels, intended for the transport of goods, whose cab is integrated into the body as a whole and which has up to 9 seats, including the driver's?

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