What is a commercial motor vehicle?
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Commercial motor vehicles refer to motor vehicles engaged in road transport business activities for profit-making purposes, meaning they generate and obtain economic benefits through transport activities related to business operations. Taxis, chartered buses, small trucks, buses, etc. all belong to commercial motor vehicles. In short, commercial motor vehicles are those used for transporting passengers or goods for profit. Additional information: To distinguish between commercial and non-commercial motor vehicles, mainly check the vehicle usage type indicated on the motor vehicle license. If the usage type on the license is "commercial," then the vehicle must have a road transport certificate issued by the transport management department to engage in commercial operations.