What is the load limit for two-axle vehicles on highways?
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Two-axle vehicles are temporarily limited to 18 tons, 6×4 vehicles are limited to 49 tons, and 6×2 vehicles are limited to 46 tons, with unified national standards. Below is more information about two-axle vehicles: 1. Axle: An axle is a vehicle bridge, and a two-axle vehicle has two bridges. 2. Two-axle truck: A truck with one front axle and one rear axle is called a two-axle truck. 3. Three-axle truck: A truck with one front axle and two rear axles, or two front axles and one rear axle is called a three-axle truck. 4. Drive shaft: It is used to transmit driving force from the engine to the drive wheels. 5. Other introductions: Non-driven axles are called axles, while driven axles are called bridges. Some three-axle vehicles have one axle in the front and one bridge and one axle in the rear, marked as (6×2). Some three-axle military off-road vehicles are all-wheel drive, marked as (6×6). Light trucks are generally (4×2), while heavy trucks are generally (6×4).