Note, chassis GVWR limitations to avoid CDL requirements will directly affect equipment and payload the specific chassis can haul. For example, GVWR may be specified to avoid a commercial driver’s license (CDL) for electrical technicians who use the vehicle to perform duties but are not truck drivers, or to circumvent service hour restrictions for repair technicians. Expected payload needs, which help shape the work truck’s size, weight class and GVWR needed to properly perform a function.Desired truck body and equipment such as liftgates, cranes or other work equipment.User needs can include identification of: Assessing user needs and expectations is key to the successful selection of any work truck. However, with the variety of advancements in vehicle technologies and chassis changes year-to-year, a more systematic approach is warranted. When replacing a commercial vehicle with something similar, the first inclination is often to copy the existing work truck specifications into the replacement vehicle. Truck salespeople, fleet managers and end users face challenges in determining the right work truck for a specific application.
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