What is a Class II Vehicle?

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Class II vehicles refer to passenger vehicles with 8 to 19 seats or trucks with a load capacity of more than 2 tons but less than 5 tons. Characteristics of Class II vehicles: Class II vehicles have a cab but no body chassis, which is used for modifying special vehicles such as dump trucks, fire trucks, and truck cranes. The toll fees for Class II vehicles will still be implemented according to the industry standards of the Ministry of Transport, uniformly classified as Class V vehicles. Differences between Class II and Class I vehicles: Class II vehicles have higher daily toll prices and greater load capacity compared to Class I vehicles. Class I vehicles mainly target sedans or small passenger vehicles, and their daily maintenance costs are relatively lower than those of Class II vehicles.