How many tons can a 9.6-meter truck with front-four-rear-eight configuration carry?
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A 9.6-meter truck with front-four-rear-eight configuration can carry 40 tons. Here are the relevant details: 1. Regulations: The front-four-rear-eight is a category of commercial vehicles. The transportation department requires that the total weight of the vehicle and cargo for a 4-axle truck should not exceed 40 tons when on the road. If the over-limit rate >100%, the portion exceeding 0%-30% (including 30%) is charged at the basic rate, while the portion exceeding 30% is charged at 6 times the basic rate. 2. Structure: Front-four-rear-eight means there are four wheels in the front and eight wheels in the rear. The front-four refers to a double-axle configuration with four wheels, and the rear-eight also refers to a double-axle configuration with eight wheels driving. Each axle has four wheels, with two wheels on each side of the axle. Typically, terms like double-axle or single-axle refer to the number of driving axles at the rear.