high, I'd not even go. Other Answers (5) get a bunch of puzzy lined up to go. tell them you can get them in free and back stage. tell every girl you know. then when you find out which ones want to go, ride with them or get a couple of chicks to ride in the van to make it way better. I believe there is no legal requirement to have seat belts fitted to permanently fixed sidefacing seats as often found in older vans. However, if the police find people being carried in the rear of a vehicle in what they consider to be a dangerous manner, then they can prosecute. Personally, I wouldn't risk it for more than a few miles. You didn't mention it, but presumably the van will also be filled with a load of kit that could fly around all over the shop in an accident. Update (from dft.gov.uk). . . "If you have adult passengers without a seat belt remember that they can injure others in the vehicle in a crash. It is also an offence if the way in which passengers are carried causes injury to any person in the vehicle. The police can prosecute if they judge that an unbelted passenger is a risk to the others in the vehicle"