What is the length, breadth and height of a compact garbage truck

The vehicle length refers to the distance between the two vertical planes that are perpendicular to the vehicle's longitudinal symmetry plane and respectively abut against the convex surfaces of the front and rear of the vehicle. The length of the vehicle is the effect on the use, function, and convenience of the vehicle. The biggest parameter, therefore, often used to classify the vehicle body length, body length means that the longitudinal available space is large, but too long body will cause inconvenience to steering, parking, compression garbage truck length of 4-5m in the driving feel There will be a big difference. Generally, the length of small and medium-sized passenger cars is about 4m.

Vehicle width refers to the longitudinal symmetry plane parallel to the compression type garbage truck, and abuts against the fixed convex parts on both sides of the vehicle, in addition to the rearview mirror, side marker lights, turn indicator lights, flexible mudguards, and tire contact parts with the ground. The distance and width between the two planes outside the deformation mainly affect the seating space and flexibility. For passenger vehicles, if the width of the three seats required in the horizontal layout is sufficient, the width of the vehicle should generally reach 1.8m. Japan The government has strict restrictions on vehicle width, most of which are below 1.8m, while European cars tend to increase the vehicle width.

The compact type of garbage truck body is too wide to reduce the convenience of walking and berthing in the urban area. Therefore, for a passenger car, the vehicle width of 2m is a recognized upper limit. Vehicles that are closer to 2m or more than 2m will be difficult to drive. Vehicles with non-detachable exterior mirrors, the width of the specification table generally include the outside mirrors, so the width of some European passenger car specifications is close to or even more than 2m. The height of the vehicle means that the vehicle is not loaded. In the operable state, the distance between the support plane of the vehicle and the horizontal plane where the highest part of the vehicle abuts.