What Does Vehicle Technical Grade Mean?
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Vehicle technical grade refers to the classification of a vehicle's technical condition. Generally, only vehicles that meet certain technical grades are permitted to engage in road transport operations. Below is more related information: According to the 'Regulations on Vehicle Technical Management for the Automobile Transport Industry' issued by the Ministry of Transport of the People's Republic of China, vehicle technical conditions are classified into the following grades: 1. Grade One, Well-Maintained Vehicle: New vehicles that have traveled up to two-thirds of the first scheduled major repair interval mileage and two-thirds of the second scheduled major repair interval mileage. The basic components and main parts of the vehicle's major assemblies are sturdy and reliable, with good technical performance; the engine runs stably without abnormal noises, has good power performance, fuel consumption does not exceed the specified standards, and exhaust emissions and noise comply with national standards; all equipment is complete and in good condition, with no reservations during operation. 2. Grade Two, Basically Well-Maintained Vehicle: Vehicles whose main technical performance and condition or mileage are below the requirements for a well-maintained vehicle but comply with GB7258-2004 standards and can participate in transport operations at any time. 3. Grade Three, Vehicle Needing Repair: Vehicles that have undergone the last level of maintenance before being sent for major repair or are undergoing major repair or awaiting replacement but are still in operation. 4. Grade Four, Out-of-Service Vehicle: Vehicles that are expected to be unrepairable in the short term or have no repair value.
