Fuel and refuse trucks and two-axle highway tractors fall under which classification?

Fuel and refuse trucks, along with two-axle highway tractors, typically fall under the classification of commercial vehicles designed for specific uses and configurations. In many regulatory frameworks related to vehicle classifications, these vehicles are categorized based on weight and design intended for particular types of hauling and transport.

Classification 7 generally pertains to heavy trucks or vehicles with a specific Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) that allows them to handle larger payloads efficiently while being designed for commercial applications. Fuel and refuse trucks are built to manage heavier loads and often require specialized systems for safety and efficiency in handling their respective materials.

Two-axle highway tractors are also often rated within this classification, as they have a substantial weight allowance while maintaining the necessary structural integrity and operational capabilities essential for long-haul trucking. Therefore, the choice aligns with the technical specifications and operational expectations typically associated with vehicles that fulfill these roles.