A school pupil vehicle must have GVWR of no more than_____ pounds.

A school pupil vehicle must have GVWR of no more than_____ pounds.

• A. 3,600
• B. 5,000
• C. 7,600
• D. 10,000

Answer: (D)

GVWR, or gross vehicle weight rating, is the maximum weight a vehicle is rated to safely carry, including passengers and cargo. For a school pupil transport vehicle in this category, that limit is 10,000 pounds. So the vehicle must have a GVWR no greater than 10,000 pounds. Any heavier would fall into a different certification category with stricter requirements. The smaller GVWR options are still within the limit, but the question asks for the maximum allowed value, which is 10,000 pounds.

GVWR, or gross vehicle weight rating, is the maximum weight a vehicle is rated to safely carry, including passengers and cargo. For a school pupil transport vehicle in this category, that limit is 10,000 pounds. So the vehicle must have a GVWR no greater than 10,000 pounds. Any heavier would fall into a different certification category with stricter requirements. The smaller GVWR options are still within the limit, but the question asks for the maximum allowed value, which is 10,000 pounds.