Can Pickup Trucks Drive on Elevated Roads?

[VanAlejandro]

Pickup trucks are not allowed on elevated roads. Reasons: According to the "Road Traffic Safety Regulations," trucks are prohibited from driving on elevated roads, and pickup trucks are classified as trucks, hence they are not permitted on elevated roads. A pickup truck is a light-duty cargo vehicle featuring an open cargo box behind the cab, with the side panels of the cargo box integrated into the cab. It resembles a sedan in the front and serves as a dual-purpose passenger-cargo vehicle with a cargo box at the rear. The following vehicles are prohibited from entering elevated roads: Non-motorized vehicles, motorcycles, fuel-powered assist vehicles, electric (two-wheel, three-wheel, four-wheel) vehicles that do not meet national standards, low-speed cargo trucks, three-wheeled motor vehicles, tractors, medium-duty (and above) cargo trucks.