Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) is the actual weight of the fully loaded vehicle or trailer, including all cargo, fluids, passengers, and optional equipment, as measured by a scale. For additional details see Understanding RV Weights.
Gross Vehicle Weight. The combined total weight of a vehicle and its freight.
Total weight of a fully equipped and loaded RV with passengers, gas, oil, water, and baggage; must not be greater than the vehicle's GVWR.
Gross Vehicle Weight. This is the combination of curb weight plus the driver, passengers and fuel).
Gross Vehicle Weight. This is the Base Curb Weight plus actual Cargo Weight plus passengers. It is important to remember that GVW is not a limit or specification . . . it is the actual weight that is obtained when the fully loaded vehicle is driven onto a scale.
Abbreviation for gross vehicle weight; the total weight of a fully-loaded, road-ready straight truck.
Gross Vehicle Weight. The total weight of the vehicle, including passengers, fuel, cargo and attachments.
ross ehicle eight. Refers to the total curb weight of the vehicle and payload. Expresses the maximum continuous load for vehicles traversing a bridge. YBC's Light Maintenance Capacity bridges are 5-ton GVW loading; Heavy Maintenance Capacity is rated for 10-ton GVW.
Gross vehicle weight. The total weight of a vehicle including all of its contents and passengers.
Gross Vehicle Weight. The total weight of the tow vehicle, including driver, passengers, any special equipment (options, accessories and upfitted equipment), cargo, fuel, coolant, etc.
GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT. Maximum legal weight at which a vehicle can be operated. GVW is the base curb weight of the vehicle plus cargo weight plus passengers.
Gross Vehicle Weight: Total weight of the loaded vehicle, including chassis, body and payload. Used to refer to the maximum GVW allowed by D.O.T. regulations.
Gross Vehicle Weight. The weight of a vehicle plus the weight the vehicle is designed to carry.
Gross Vehicle Weight. It indicates the maximum legal weight at which a vehicle can be operated.
(stands for Gross Vehicle Weight. This is the total allowed weight of the vehicle when loaded)
Gross Vehicle Weight - the combined weight of a lorry and its payload
Total weight of a vehicle and everything aboard, including its load.
Gross Vehicle Weight. The maximum weight of a vehicle, including payload.
Gross Vehicle Weight is defined as the most recent Gross weight of a vehicle.
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating. Also called GVWR. This is the maximum loaded weight capacity rating of a truck, in pounds. GVW includes the weight of the truck, fuel, fluids, the driver, and cargo. The GVWR less the weight of the truck, fuel, fluids, and driver is the cargo capacity.
Gross Vehicle Weight. The Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) is the weight of the vehicle, consisting of the standard truck weight, add-on weights for options and equipment, the weight of occupants and whatever cargo is being carried.
Gross Vehicle Weight. The actual weight of a vehicle when fully loaded. (Base Curb Weight + Cargo Weight)
Gross Vehicle Weight. The maximum loaded weight (including the vehicle itself, passengers, and cargo) for which a vehicle is designed, as specified by the manufacturer. Often used as a criterion of vehicle size for the purpose of legislation; the exact definition may vary depending on the jurisdiction.
Gross Vehicle Weight. The weight specified by a manufacturer for the maximum total loaded weight of a single vehicle
Gross Vehicle Weight. The maximum allowable fully laden weight of the vehicle and its payload. The most common classification scheme used by manufacturers and by states, often for both trucks and tractors.
Acronym for "Gross Vehicle Weight" -- the total weight of a fully equipped truck and payload.