What are Commercial Vehicles and Non-commercial Vehicles?
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Commercial vehicles are those used for profit-making purposes, while non-commercial vehicles are not intended for profit. Below are the relevant explanations: 1. Non-commercial vehicles: Non-commercial motor vehicles are those not used for profit-making purposes. Non-commercial motor vehicles are not allowed to engage in commercial activities; otherwise, they will be penalized. If they need to participate in commercial activities, the vehicle's nature must be changed at the vehicle management office of the traffic management department under the public security organ where the vehicle is registered. The key point is that they are 'motor vehicles not used for profit-making purposes.' 2. Commercial vehicles: Driving your own vehicle to transport your own goods for sale is still considered a non-commercial vehicle. However, transporting goods for others is classified as a commercial vehicle.