What is the height limit for tow trucks?
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Towing height limit is 4 meters to 4.2 meters. For heavy and medium-duty trucks and semi-trailers, the height from the ground must not exceed 4 meters, and for vehicles carrying containers, the height must not exceed 4.2 meters. Tow Truck: The full name of a tow truck is a road clearance vehicle, also known as a tow truck, road rescue vehicle, or towing vehicle. It has multiple functions such as lifting, pulling, and towing. Tow trucks are mainly used for road breakdown vehicles, urban traffic violation vehicles, and emergency rescue operations. Tow trucks are categorized into: integrated towing and lifting type, separate towing and lifting type, one-tow-one type, flatbed one-tow-two type, multi-functional tow trucks, and hydraulic automatic clamping type. Specific Uses: A tow truck is a specialized vehicle equipped with road emergency operation equipment. Since breakdowns and accidents are inevitable when vehicles are on the road, especially on highways, such incidents often occur. The task of a tow truck is to promptly remove the broken-down or accident vehicle from the scene to ensure smooth traffic flow. Therefore, tow trucks are also called road emergency vehicles. With the increase in high-grade roads and vehicles in use, tow trucks have also developed. They are mainly used for road breakdown vehicles, urban traffic violation vehicles, and emergency rescue operations.
