Yellow-plate vehicles, commonly referred to as those with yellow license plates, are specifically designated for large commercial transport vehicles such as heavy-duty trucks or long-distance buses. Traffic regulations clearly differentiate vehicle types by color, with yellow plates indicating oversized dimensions, requiring drivers to hold a specific class of license or higher. Blue-plate passenger vehicles are much simpler in comparison. Having worked with many such commercial vehicles, I've found their management to be more cumbersome, with higher insurance costs and biannual inspections instead of the annual checks for regular cars. Their fuel consumption is staggering, and overloaded cargo poses significant risks, with frequent police inspections resulting in hefty fines that can be quite painful. Another relevant point is that yellow-plate vehicles often face urban traffic restrictions, requiring them to avoid peak-hour zones, which extends transport times. Some regions are beginning to promote new energy versions that save fuel but still lack adequate charging infrastructure, forcing drivers to carefully plan routes in advance. Overall, the yellow-plate system brings more standardization to freight transport, but places substantial pressure on drivers. I'd advise newcomers to thoroughly familiarize themselves with local regulations to avoid unnecessary trouble.
