What is the difference between Class 1 and Class 2 passenger vehicles?

[BrandonLee]

The differences between Class 1 and Class 2 passenger vehicles are as follows: 1. Class 1 passenger vehicles include sedans with 7 or fewer seats, small passenger vehicles, and small trucks with a weight of 2 tons or less. The toll price conversion coefficient is 1. 2. Class 2 passenger vehicles include those with 8 to 19 seats, trucks weighing more than 2 tons up to 5 tons (inclusive), with a toll price conversion coefficient of 2. The method to measure the vehicle front height is to measure vertically from the ground at the position of the front axle upwards. 3. Class 1 passenger vehicles have a front height of less than 1.3, including sedans, jeeps, motorcycles, etc. 4. Class 2 passenger vehicles have a front height equal to or greater than 1.3, including small trucks, light trucks, small passenger vehicles. Mini vans are defined as Class 2 vehicles due to this criterion. 5. Based on vehicle appearance, Class 1 vehicles are complete trucks with a cargo compartment, while Class 2 vehicles are chassis with a cab but no cargo compartment, used for modifying specialized vehicles such as dump trucks, fire trucks, and truck cranes.