What type of vehicle is a Class 1 vehicle?

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LeAshlyn
07/29/25 2:51pm
Class 1 vehicles include sedans and small passenger vehicles with 7 seats or fewer, as well as small trucks with a weight of 2 tons or less. In addition to Class 1 vehicles, there are also Class 2, Class 3, Class 4, and Class 5 vehicles. Class 2 vehicles consist of passenger vehicles with 8 to 19 seats and trucks weighing more than 2 tons up to 5 tons (inclusive). Class 3 vehicles include passenger vehicles with 20 to 39 seats, trucks weighing more than 5 tons up to 10 tons (inclusive), and 20-foot container trucks. Class 4 vehicles comprise passenger vehicles with 40 seats or more, trucks weighing more than 10 tons up to 15 tons (inclusive), and 40-foot container trucks. Class 5 vehicles are trucks weighing more than 15 tons. Apart from the above classifications, vehicles can also be categorized based on the method of measuring the vehicle's front height, which is measured vertically from the ground upward at the position of the front axle. Class 1 vehicles have a front height of less than 1.3m, such as sedans, jeeps, and motorcycles. Class 2 vehicles have a front height of 1.3m or more, such as small trucks, light trucks, and small passenger vehicles.
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