What License Plate Does Iveco Use, Blue or Yellow?
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Models with a weight below 2.5 tons and seating capacity under 9 seats use blue license plates, while yellow license plates are mainly for vehicles weighing over 2.5 tons or with seating capacity exceeding 9 seats. Here is relevant information: 1. Yellow Plate: Large vehicle license plates, which are yellow with black characters, such as trucks over 2 tons or buses. Most commercial vehicles and motorcycles also use yellow plates. 2. Different License Requirements: A Class B driver's license is required to drive yellow-plate vehicles, while a Class C license is sufficient for blue-plate vehicles. 3. Different Fee Standards: On highways, blue-plate vehicles are charged lower fees, while yellow-plate vehicles generally incur higher charges. Factors such as the size and weight of yellow-plate vehicles contribute to the relatively higher costs.
I recently encountered a license plate registration issue when helping a friend choose an Iveco vehicle. To put it simply, it all comes down to the vehicle size. If you opt for a compact Iveco model, such as the Daily passenger van with 6 or fewer seats, featuring a body length under 6 meters and lighter weight, it typically qualifies for a blue license plate. I've personally seen my neighbor's Daily van running on blue plates - super convenient for his short-distance deliveries. However, if you're eyeing the heavy-duty cargo version, say models exceeding 4.5 tons in weight, they'll definitely require yellow plates. I test-drove one myself before - stable ride but demands extra effort for the required driver's license. Always check the vehicle specs before purchase; don't just focus on the brand. Consult dealers or review the manual to avoid registration hassles. These regulations exist for safety classification, preventing smaller vehicles from handling excessive loads.
