What does a Class II vehicle mean?
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A Class II vehicle refers to a passenger bus with 8 to 19 seats or a truck with a load capacity of over 2 tons up to 5 tons. The evaluation criteria for Class I and Class II vehicles are as follows: 1. Class I vehicle: The vehicle must be less than 7 years old; key graded items must meet Class I standards, and non-graded key items must be qualified; the pass rate for items must be 90% or higher; there must be no operational restrictions. Evaluation criteria: The vehicle must have good technical performance, with all major technical indicators meeting specified requirements; the vehicle's mileage must be within two-thirds of the specified major overhaul interval; the vehicle must be in good condition and ready for immediate use in transportation. 2. Class II vehicle: The vehicle must be over 7 years old; key graded items must meet Class II or higher standards, and non-graded key items must be qualified; the pass rate for items must be 80% or higher; there must be no operational restrictions. Evaluation criteria: The main evaluation focuses on the vehicle's power performance, fuel economy, braking performance, steering and handling, headlights and horn noise, exhaust emissions, rain and sealing performance, and overall appearance. The vehicle's age is determined from the date it was first put into operation.
