What is the difference between commercial motor vehicles and non-commercial motor vehicles?
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Commercial motor vehicles and non-commercial motor vehicles have the following differences: 1. Commercial motor vehicles: refers to motor vehicles engaged in road transport operations for profit-making purposes, that is, generating and obtaining economic benefits through transport related to business activities. Taxis, contracted minibuses, private large dump trucks, small trucks, buses, etc. all belong to commercial motor vehicles. In short, commercial motor vehicles are motor vehicles that carry passengers or goods for profit. 2. Non-commercial motor vehicles: as the name suggests, are motor vehicles not used for profit-making purposes. Non-commercial motor vehicles are not allowed to participate in commercial activities, otherwise they will be penalized. If they need to participate in commercial activities, they must go to the vehicle management office of the traffic management department of the public security organ where the motor vehicle is registered to change the nature of the motor vehicle.