How many people can an RV carry?
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RV can carry how many people should be determined according to the type of RV. In self-propelled RVs, if the vehicle length is less than 6m, the maximum approved seating capacity can reach 9 people; for trailer-type RVs, the main requirements are on weight, with the vehicle length being less than 6m and the total weight not exceeding 4500kg. The number of people that can be seated can be known from the approved capacity stated in the RV's own certificate of conformity. Currently, most small RVs can seat 4 to 6 people, while large RVs can seat up to 9 people. When the RV is stationary and displayed to the public as a scenic spot, it can accommodate many people, but this is not allowed when the RV is in motion. The number of passengers must comply with the approved capacity standard on the certificate of conformity, and seat belts must be fastened.