What does an expandable vehicle mean?
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It refers to a recreational vehicle (RV) that has one or two expandable spaces, which can be extended after parking to increase the interior area. Below is relevant information about RVs: License requirements: For self-propelled or towable RVs with a total length under 6 meters, total weight under 4.5 tons, and seating fewer than 9 people, a C1 driver's license is sufficient. For RVs exceeding 6 meters in length or accommodating more than 9 passengers, an A1 or B1 license is required. RV classification: RVs are divided into towable RVs and self-propelled RVs, with further subdivision into 9 different models: Type A motorhome, Type B motorhome, Type C motorhome; Type A travel trailer, Type B travel trailer, Type C travel trailer, Type D travel trailer; plus Type A park model, Type B park model, as well as sport utility and camping styles. Precautions for driving an RV: On highways, RVs cannot use the leftmost fast lane and must stay in the middle or right slow lanes. Violations may result in fines if caught by cameras or police. Since RVs are classified as "trucks" (some are built on truck chassis), there are currently no dedicated lanes for RV use.