Vehicle Selection Flashcards

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Payload

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How much weight (people and cargo) a vehicle can carry

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Questions to be asked when selecting a vehicle: Storage

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How large a space will be needed for cargo

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Questions to be asked when selecting a vehicle: Passengers

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How many passengers will a vehicle need to hold

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4
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Towing

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Will the vehicle be used for towing

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Workflow

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Will the driver need to access the cargo area from the cab

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Questions to be asked when selecting a vehicle: Security

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Will the equipment, supplies, and materials need to be protected

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Questions to be asked when selecting a vehicle: Driving Terrain

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Where will the vehicle primarily be used, on or off-road

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Legal Requirements

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Does the vehicle require drivers to have a special license or permit to be able to operate legally

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9
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Curb Weight

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Weight of an unloaded vehicle

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10
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Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW)

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Weight of a vehicle at any given time

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Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR)

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Maximum allowable weight of the vehicle (curb+payload) as indicated by the manufacturer

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Gross Combination Weight Rating (GCWR)

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Maximum allowable weight of the vehicle and a loaded trailer (curb+payload+trailer) as indicated by the manufacturer

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Axle Ratio

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Final driver ratio of the transmission in highest gear, higher ration means lower fuel economy but better trailering acceleration

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14
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Diesel vs Gasoline

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Diesel - Higher low RPM torque, longer engine life, higher fuel economy and resale
Gasoline - Better power at high RPM, cheaper, easier to maintain

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15
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AME

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Aftermarket Equipment, ladder racks, toolboxes, truck caps and shells, bedliners, interior bin packages, decales, towing and trailering equipment

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16
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Liftgates

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Tuck under - housed under truck body, allows access to rear door
Rail - larger platform but mounted to sides of rear body, no access to rear door