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what are class 2 vehicles
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Class 2 vehicles are typically defined within the context of commercial vehicles based on their Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR), which encompasses vehicles between 6,001 and 10,000 pounds. This classification often includes cargo vans, small box trucks, and utility trucks. It's important for businesses and individuals using these types of vehicles to understand their class for regulatory, insurance, and licensing purposes. For example, different regulations regarding emissions, road usage, and safety standards may apply to Class 2 vehicles compared to lighter (Class 1) or heavier vehicles (Class 3 and above). Recognizing the vehicle class can also assist in better fleet management and operational efficiencies for businesses relying on these vehicles for their operations.
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