Which van is described as having been converted to accommodate passengers?

• A. Cargo Van
• B. Conversion Van
• C. Mini Van
• D. Passenger Van

Answer: (B)

When a van is described as converted to accommodate passengers, it points to a vehicle that has been modified from its original setup to add or reconfigure seating and interior space for people. A conversion van is specifically built or altered to provide that passenger-friendly interior, making it the best fit for the description.

Cargo vans are designed for carrying goods, with little emphasis on passenger seating. A mini van and a passenger van refer to standard factory configurations for passenger use, not necessarily conversions. So the term that directly conveys being redesigned for passengers is the conversion van.