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

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ElainaAnn

07/30/25 3:39am

The following are the differences between non-motorized vehicles and motor vehicles: 1. Different definitions: Motor vehicle: refers to wheeled vehicles driven or towed by power devices, used for carrying passengers or transporting goods on roads, as well as for specialized engineering operations. Non-motorized vehicle: refers to means of transportation driven by human or animal power on roads, as well as vehicles such as motorized wheelchairs for the disabled and electric bicycles that, although equipped with power devices, have a designed maximum speed, unladen mass, and dimensions that comply with relevant national standards. 2. Different inclusions: Motor vehicles: various automobiles, trolleybuses, battery-powered vehicles, motorcycles, agricultural transport vehicles, wheeled special-purpose mechanical vehicles, wheeled tractor units, hand tractor units, hand tractor-transformed transporters, as well as towed semi-trailers and full trailers, etc. Non-motorized vehicles: bicycles, tricycles, rickshaws, animal-drawn carts, special vehicles for the disabled, electric bicycles, etc.

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