Does a leased vehicle on the driving license belong to a commercial vehicle?

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A leased vehicle on the driving license belongs to a non-commercial vehicle. If a vehicle from a leasing company is rented by an individual or an organization for non-profit purposes to meet their own travel needs, it is considered a non-commercial vehicle. Below are the relevant details: Non-commercial motor vehicles: As the name suggests, non-commercial motor vehicles are those not used for profit-making purposes. Non-commercial motor vehicles are not allowed to participate in commercial activities; otherwise, they will be penalized. If participation in commercial activities is required, the vehicle's nature must be changed at the vehicle management office of the traffic management department under the public security authority where the vehicle is registered. Commercial vehicles refer to those that have been approved by the competent authority by the end of the reporting period to participate in commercial activities. Key considerations: The distinction between whether a vehicle is a road transport commercial vehicle lies in whether it has obtained the vehicle operating license issued by the road transport management agency along with the road transport business license.