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The document outlines the definition and requirements for classifying a vehicle as a motor home, mini motor home, or van camper in Illinois. It specifies that such vehicles must be self-contained, not used commercially, designed for living quarters, and include at least four specific amenities. Additionally, it notes that any significant alterations to the vehicle require inspection and titling as a 'specially constructed vehicle' by the Illinois Secretary of State Police.

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What are the 4 types of recreational activities?

There are eight types of recreational activities: Physical activities (sports, games, fitness, etc.) Social activities (parties, picnics, etc.) Camping and outdoor activities (day camps, resident camps, float trips, etc.) Arts and crafts activities (painting, ceramics, woodworking, etc.)

What are the 4 categories of motivation for participation in recreation and leisure?

The analysis revealed four broad categories of motivation using the Recreation Experience Scales (REP) scales, namely social interaction, physical health and fitness, rest, and interaction with the environment.

What are the 5 active recreational activities?

Examples of active recreation include walking, skiing, dancing, bowling, hiking, rock climbing, boating, bicycling, weightlifting, and goalball.

What is the classification of recreation?

The recreational opportunities described above fall into two broad categories: active recreation and passive recreation. Active recreation refers to a structured individual or team activity that requires the use of special facilities, courses, fields, or equipment.

What are the 4 classification of recreational activities?

Physical activities (sports, games, fitness, etc.) Social activities (parties, picnics, etc.) Camping and outdoor activities (day camps, resident camps, float trips, etc.) Arts and crafts activities (painting, ceramics, woodworking, etc.)