There are three major categories of automobiles. These include passenger cars and vehicles with seats for four or more passengers. The vehicles themselves are generally divided into four subcategories, depending on their purpose. Some examples are: Heavy motor vehicles, Medium transport vehicles, and Passenger cars. This article will cover each of these categories in greater detail. You will also learn about their history. In addition to the basics, this article will cover the different types of vehicles available.
Vehicles with seats for four or more passengers
Some vehicles have seats for four or more passengers. The Cavalry Armored Truck, for example, has four seats in the front and eight seats in the back. One seat is reserved for the gunner, so the vehicle can carry up to 13 people. Some vehicles, such as the Reptile AAV, only have one extra seat, so passengers would have to use the hatch on the driver’s side. The Bloodhound Siege Heli, on the other hand, has six seats in the rear, and the copilot is usually standing.
Heavy motor vehicles
There are various types of heavy motor vehicles. These vehicles range from single self-propelled units to trailer vehicles that are hauled by tractor units. The National Law on Heavy Motor Vehicles defines the different classes of heavy motor vehicles. Some of these vehicles may have specialized features such as a forklift or a crane and are categorized as “heavy motor vehicles”.
Medium transport vehicles
The US Army has a fleet of medium transport vehicles and heavy vehicles. Most of these vehicles are used to move materials and equipment, while also being capable of carrying heavy equipment. The vehicles can also carry small equipment and materials. There are many different types of medium transport vehicles. The DURO truck is a popular example. It is also used as a base for the MOWAG Eagle IV up-armored 4×4 jeep.
Passenger cars
A passenger car is a road motor vehicle that is primarily designed to transport people. These vehicles are typically 14 to 18 feet long and seat no more than eight people, including the driver. They also often include microcars, vans, and ambulances. Despite their name, passenger cars do not have the same restrictions as commercial vehicles, such as trucks. As such, their weight limits do not exceed three thousand pounds.
Light motor vehicles
LMV stands for light motor vehicles. It refers to vehicles that weigh less than seven tons. This class of vehicles include cars, trucks, SUVs, and transport vehicles. Depending on their weight, these vehicles can be driven without a special license. The LMV license is designed for personal use. Most people with a LMV license will not be permitted to drive bigger vehicles, such as SUVs. However, they can still drive small vehicles with this license.