A vehicle designed to carry 10 to 15 people (including the driver) is described as:

• A. Vanpool
• B. Motorcoach
• C. School bus
• D. Light truck

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how vehicles are categorized by how many people they’re built to carry. A vehicle designed to carry 10 to 15 people including the driver fits the vanpool category. Vanpools are small passenger vehicles used for shared commuting by a group, like coworkers or neighbors, and they typically seat within that 10–15 person range. That distinguishes them from a motorcoach, which is a much larger bus built for long-distance travel; a school bus, which is designed specifically for transporting students and has its own safety standards; and a light truck, which is intended mainly for freight or smaller-number passenger use. So the correct term for a vehicle in that seating range is vanpool.