What is the difference between commercial motor vehicles and regular motor vehicles?

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Motor vehicles can be categorized into commercial and non-commercial. Here are the specific details: 1. Commercial motor vehicles: These refer to motor vehicles engaged in road transport activities for profit-making purposes, i.e., generating and obtaining economic benefits through transport-related business activities. Examples include taxis, chartered minibuses, private large dump trucks, and small trucks. 2. Non-commercial motor vehicles: These are motor vehicles not used for profit-making purposes, typically including private cars and company-owned vehicles. Non-commercial motor vehicles cannot participate in commercial transport activities. 3. Key distinctions: The vehicle registration certificate specifies whether a vehicle is commercial or non-commercial. There are no special license requirements for non-commercial vehicles. However, drivers of commercial vehicles must obtain a professional qualification certificate from the transportation department, whereas drivers of non-commercial vehicles do not need this certification.