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• / am concerned with the sales of small
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pre-packed items (not food) direct from a vehicle. Its design should allow ease of access by customers and movement of staff inside. And appearance is also important. Where can I get advice on this and information on any restrictions on this form of operation?
AIt would seem that your main problem is
in the choice of a design of body bast suited to your particular need. We therefore suggest you peruse the Directory of Bodybuilders contained in our special issue of May 12, pages 129/135.
This directory not only indicates those firms which construct mobile shops and similar types of body but it is also broken down into geographical areas. This division would help you when making a final selection as it would obviously be convenient to have the bodybuilder relatively near to your area of operation, particularly as it would presumably be a "oneoff" job.
As you are not selling food it would seem that the local waiting and parking restrictions would be the ones you would have to bear in mind in choosing the sites from which to make sales from your mobile shop.