What Are the Types of Pickup Trucks?

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JosephineRose
07/29/25 12:11pm
From a technical perspective: Pickup trucks can be divided into Japanese-style and American-style; from a product grade perspective: Pickup trucks can be categorized into high, medium, and low grades; from a structural design perspective, they can be classified into standard double-cab pickups, van-style pickups, etc. Below is an introduction to related content about pickup trucks: 1. Policies: Policies vary by region, so it is advisable to consult the local transportation department or vehicle management office in advance to inquire whether pickup trucks are allowed in urban areas. 3. Laws and regulations: According to laws and regulations, pickup trucks are defined as light-duty general-purpose trucks. In major cities across the country, including some second and third-tier cities, there are time and route restrictions for trucks. Driving pickup trucks into urban areas may affect the city's image, and many cities prohibit pickup trucks from entering urban areas to maintain a good city image.
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