What is a “rigid veicle”?
- A vehicle body which exceeds the size of a normal vehicle.
- A vehicle body in which the driver’s compartment is separated from the trunk.
- A vehicle body with a partition between the driver’s seat and the passengers.
- Correct answer: A vehicle body in which the driver’s compartment and the trunk comprise one unit.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: A vehicle body in which the driver’s compartment and the trunk comprise one unit.
In this type of vehicle body, the driver's compartment and the cargo area are built as one continuous structure, as in a closed panel van. This is the opposite of a typical truck, where the cab and the cargo box are separate parts. The term describes how the body is built, not its size or a partition between the driver and passengers.