How many tons can a front-four-rear-eight truck carry?

[Julio]

The traffic department requires that the total weight of a front-four-rear-eight truck should not exceed 40 tons. Below are the relevant details: 1. Traffic department regulations: Based on the standard of not exceeding 30% overload, the front-four-rear-eight truck has a load capacity of 38 tons, and with a 30% overload, it can carry up to 49.4 tons. 2. Front-four-rear-eight: Simply put, it is a category of commercial vehicles, meaning the front steering wheels consist of two axles with four wheels, and the rear drive wheels consist of two axles (bridges) with each set having dual wheels, totaling eight wheels. 3. Types: Common "front-four-rear-eight" vehicles include various dump trucks, heavy-duty trucks, and trailer trucks. These vehicles belong to the heavy-duty category, with large carrying capacities, and are often used for construction, transportation, and other purposes.