On the DVLA website, these are the rules I'm struggling with a little.
"2 or more windows on at least one side of the main body (this does not include windows on the driver or passenger doors) to provide a reasonable amount of daylight into the living accommodation"
So, if I purchased a standard caddy maxi panel van, would I need to insert a window on one of the side doors, or if there's windows on the back doors, do they count?
"motor caravan-style graphics on both sides of the vehicle"
Obviously they want the public to be able to see that it is a camper and not a van for commercial use. Get it, but, is it one of those swooshes you see down the side and some text like Voyageur or something, or just a little compass graphic?
"an awning bar attached to either side of the vehicle"
I don't really understand this one. A full blown pull out awning, seems a bit extreme for a micro camper? Can you get away with having a little awning tent pop up at the back of the van?
"a high-top roof (this does not include a pop-top elevating roof)"
Does this effectively rule out the Caddy Maxi as my camper of choice? How high does it have to be to count as a high top roof?
They just threw me out a bit, and wondered if anyone else had any clarification on these rules?
Any info you guys have is a great help!
