What are the requirements for converting a non-commercial vehicle to a commercial one?
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Non-commercial vehicles can be converted to commercial ones, and they need to meet the operational requirements based on whether they are engaged in passenger or freight transport. Requirements for converting to a commercial vehicle: Possess vehicles suitable for the intended business and that have passed inspection; have drivers who meet the conditions stipulated in Article 9 of these regulations; establish a sound safety production management system; obtain the corresponding motor vehicle driving license; be no older than 60 years of age; have no record of major or above traffic responsibility accidents within the past 3 years. Precautions for operating commercial vehicles: Conduct thorough vehicle safety inspections and maintenance, check onboard documents and safety equipment such as fire extinguishers, warning triangles, safety hammers, vehicle braking systems, lights, steering systems, etc., to ensure they meet operational requirements, and verify that tire specifications are compliant and wear is normal; strictly adhere to traffic laws and regulations—do not overload, speed, drive while fatigued, use mobile phones while driving, engage in aggressive driving, and always wear seat belts; maintain a safe following distance and avoid using emergency lanes; take a break of at least 20 minutes after every 4 hours of continuous driving.
