What are the standards for exceeding height and length in pickup trucks?
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The "Implementation Regulations of the Road Traffic Safety Law" Article 54 stipulates: Small vehicles must not exceed the approved load capacity specified on the driving license, and the length and width of the load must not exceed the vehicle compartment; the height from the ground must not exceed 2.5 meters. The cargo must not extend beyond the rear of the vehicle compartment, otherwise it is considered overlength. Below is additional information: 1. Introduction: Pickup trucks are an important part of the automotive market. A pickup (pick-up) is a vehicle model that combines a car's front end and cab with an open cargo compartment. Its characteristics include the comfort of a sedan, strong power, and better cargo capacity and adaptability to rough roads compared to sedans. 2. Features of Pickup Trucks: The functional advantages of pickup trucks lie in their dual characteristics of both family and commercial use (passenger and cargo), with notable features as a utility vehicle for both units and families; diverse structures meet a wider range of needs (two-door or four-door, long or short cargo compartments, two-wheel or four-wheel drive, gasoline or diesel engines). Compared to sedans, they have advantages in load-bearing and off-road capability, while compared to light and mini trucks, they offer better safety and driving comfort.
