Van definition

Van means a motor vehicle designed for the transportation of at least six persons and not more

Van means a motor vehicle designed for the transportation of at least six persons and not more than nine persons and intended for but not limited to family or personal transportation without compensation.

Van means a single unit vehicle configured with seats to transport passengers or with an enclosed space for the primary purpose of transporting cargo and equipment.

Examples of Van in a sentence

• The Fleet Average Age for Van Type or Integral Buses may not be more than 8.5 years.

• The parties agree to continue to discuss and negotiate the working conditions of the Van Drivers.

• However, it should be noted that the feasibility of among-farm integration is highly dependent on the appropriate mix of farm types being present in the region (Bos and Van de Ven, 1999) and the eco-efficiency of transporting high bulk, low cost materials such as slurry (BCPC Forum, 2004).

• Until such agreement is reached, the working conditions of Van Drivers shall remain status quo.

• In order to meet the time requirements set in the first paragraph of this section and provide the necessary flexibility needed for the specific positions, in addition to the PD day before the start of school, Van Drivers and Cafeteria Workers will have three (3) days of six (6) hours each or the equivalent hours (18 hours) of professional development.

More Definitions of Van

Van means any motor vehicle having a single rear axle and an enclosed body without a second seat.

Van a vehicle with a MAM not exceeding 3,500 kilograms; and

Van means a covered or enclosed truck.

Van means a covered boxlike motor vehicle, having at least four wheels and typically having a rear door and/ or sliding doors on the side panels, used for the carriage of people.

Van means a mechanically propelled road vehicle which—

Van means a trailer greater than 29 feet in length.

Van means a vehicle up to 7.5T designed specifically to carry goods.