What is the difference between motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles?

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Motor vehicles and non-motor vehicles differ in the following aspects: 1. Different definitions: Motor vehicles refer to wheeled vehicles driven or towed by power devices for road travel, used for carrying passengers, transporting goods, or performing specialized engineering operations. Non-motor vehicles refer to road-going transportation tools driven by human or animal power, as well as vehicles such as motorized wheelchairs for the disabled and electric bicycles that, although equipped with power devices, meet relevant national standards in terms of maximum design speed, unladen weight, and dimensions. 2. Different inclusions: Motor vehicles include various automobiles, trolleybuses, battery-powered vehicles, motorcycles, agricultural transport vehicles, wheeled special-purpose machinery, wheeled tractor units, walking tractor units, walking tractor-transformer transporters, as well as towed semi-trailers and full trailers. Non-motor vehicles include bicycles, tricycles, rickshaws, animal-drawn carts, special vehicles for the disabled, electric bicycles, etc.