Van payload and cube check
Whether a van load stays within GVWR and fits the cargo space, and which limit binds first.
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A weight sheet for the scale ticket, front and rear axle loads against the door-jamb ratings, how many packages the van can really take, what to pull and the driver's load sheet. Numbers in the result and in the plain-words read point here.
- 149 CFR 567.4, Certification: requirements for manufacturers of motor vehiclesCodeLegal Information Institute, Cornell Law School (eCFR text)The rule behind the door-jamb label: it must show the GVWR and a GAWR for each axle, front to rear. Those are the numbers this check holds the load against.
- 249 CFR 571.110, Tire selection and rims (FMVSS 110)CodeLegal Information Institute, Cornell Law School (eCFR text)S4.3 requires the tire and loading placard: the combined weight of occupants and cargo the vehicle should never exceed, and the cold tire pressures front, rear and spare.
- 349 CFR 390.5, Definitions (commercial motor vehicle)CodeLegal Information Institute, Cornell Law School (eCFR text)A vehicle with a GVWR or GCWR of 10,001 pounds or more used in interstate commerce is a commercial motor vehicle under the FMCSA rules.
- 4Applications Manual for the Revised NIOSH Lifting Equation (Pub. 94-110, revised 2021)GuideCDC / NIOSHHow to use NIOSH's lifting equation to judge the back-injury risk of a manual lift, with the full manual and an app. Use it to set your heavy-package rule.
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