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   What is a Class 6 truck?

   • It includes larger walk-ins and delivery trucks, as well as bucket trucks or cherry pickers. Class 6 —With GVWRs between 19,501 and 26,000, this class covers medium-duty commercial trucks. It’s the category for single-axle and beverage trucks, along with rack trucks. School buses are also in Class 6.

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   What is the difference between a Class 6 and a pickup truck?

   • Oh, yeah: the primary difference between pickup trucks and Class 6 vehicles lies in their respective GVWRs. Unlike the trucks included in Class 6, pickup trucks typically fall between Class 1 (which includes vehicles with a GVWR under 6,000 pounds) and Class 3 (which covers vehicles with GVWRs between 10,001 and 14,000 pounds).

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   What is a Class 6 truck GVWR?

   • While a truck’s GVWR obviously takes the weight of the vehicle itself into account, it also covers the weight of things like cargo, passengers, and fuel. This classification system plays a prominent role in vehicle regulation, registration, and licensing. Class 6 trucks have GVWRs that fall between 19,501 and 26,000 pounds.

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   What is a Class 6 driver's license?

   • It’s the category for single-axle and beverage trucks, along with rack trucks. School buses are also in Class 6. What’s more, this is the class where the need for Commercial Driver’s Licenses starts. The requirement depends on the individual vehicle weight. Driving vehicles weighing more than 26,000 requires a CDL.

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2. www.fullbay.com › blog › truck-classificationEssential Guide to Truck Classification (Classes 1-9) | Fullbay

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   Mar 3, 2020 · It includes larger walk-ins and delivery trucks, as well as bucket trucks or cherry pickers. Class 6—With GVWRs between 19,501 and 26,000, this class covers medium-duty commercial trucks. It’s the category for single-axle and beverage trucks, along with rack trucks. School buses are also in Class 6. What’s more, this is the class where ...

3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Truck_classificationTruck classification - Wikipedia

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   Class 4 2008 Ford F-450 4×4 pick-up truck (GVWR: 14,500 pounds (6.6 t)) Class 5 2005 Chevy Kodiak 4×4 (GVWR: 17,500 pounds (7.9 t)) Class 6 2002 Ford F-650 in front (GVWR: 26 000 lb) , 1989 Ford F-600 in back (GVWR: 20,200 pounds (9.2 t)

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   In the U.S., trucks are organized into eight classes, with Class 2 having two subdivisions. Class 1-3 trucks are light-duty, Class 4-6 trucks are medium-duty, and Class 7-8 are considered heavy-duty. If you’re wondering how light-duty vs. medium-duty trucks compare, or how medium-duty vs. heavy-duty trucks compare, we’ve listed the numbers ...

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   Jun 23, 2020 · Class 6—With GVWRs between 19,501 and 26,000, this class covers medium-duty commercial trucks. It’s the category for single-axle and beverage trucks, along with rack trucks. School buses are also in Class 6. What’s more, this is the class where the need for Commercial Driver’s Licenses starts.

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   Jun 15, 2023 · Class 6 trucks, also known as medium-duty work trucks, have a GVWR ranging from 19,501 to 26,000 pounds. They are widely utilized in local delivery, utility services, and construction industries. These trucks offer substantial payload capacities and have specialized bodies or equipment to suit specific work requirements.

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   Apr 3, 2019 · Class 6: Any vehicle between 19,501 and 26,000 lbs; for example single-axle trucks, school buses, and beverage trucks. Heavy duty trucks: Class 7: Any vehicle between 26,001 and 33,000 lbs, such as garbage collection vehicles or livestock transports.