SIST ISO 3833:2000

Name: SIST ISO 3833:2000 — Road vehicles -- Types -- Terms and definitions
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Road vehicles -- Types -- Terms and definitions

Название (английский):

SIST ISO 3833:2000

Road vehicles -- Types -- Terms and definitions

Статус документа:: Действующий
Формат:: Электронный (PDF)
Количество страниц:: 12
Дата публикации:: 1 декабря 2000 г.
ICS:: 01.040.43
Технический комитет:: I12 - Imaginarni 12 Imaginarni TC za ISO področje - vzdrževani privzeti ISO standardi

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Defines terms relating to some types of road vehicles designated according to certain design and technical characteristics. Applies to all vehicles designated for road circulation, except for agricultural tractors which are only incidentally used for the carriage of persons or goods by road. This second edition cancels and replaces the first edition (1976).

Abstract

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Overview

ISO 3833:1977 - Road vehicles - Types - Terms and definitions is an international standard that establishes a common vocabulary for road vehicle classification. It defines terms for various vehicle types and combinations - including motor vehicles, passenger cars, buses, commercial vehicles, trailers, semi‑trailers, roadtrains, mopeds, and motorcycles - based on design and technical characteristics. The standard applies to vehicles designed for road circulation (except agricultural tractors that are only incidentally used on-road). ISO 3833:1977 (second edition) cancels and replaces the 1976 edition.

Key topics and technical requirements

Motor vehicle definition: power‑driven road vehicles with four or more wheels, used for carrying persons/goods, towing, or special services. (Includes trolley‑buses and certain heavy three‑wheelers.)

Passenger car classification: defined by seating (maximum of nine seats including driver) and body form. Subcategories include saloon (sedan), convertible, pullman (executive limousine), station wagon, coupe, convertible/roadster, multipurpose passenger car, forward control passenger car, and special passenger car.

Bus types: buses are vehicles with more than nine seats; subtypes include minibus (up to 17 seats), urban bus, interurban coach, long‑distance coach, articulated bus, and trolley bus.

Commercial vehicles: vehicles designed primarily for conveying goods; a separate category exists for special commercial vehicles.

Towed vehicles: clear distinction between trailers (little or no weight supported by towing vehicle) and semi‑trailers (substantial part of weight borne by towing vehicle). Subtypes include caravan, bus trailer, and specialized trailers.

Combinations: definitions for vehicle combinations such as roadtrain, passenger road train, articulated road train, double road train, and composite road train.

Dimensional/ergonomic note: the standard references seating reference point (R) conventions and, for a truck station wagon, specifies a driver seat height criterion (point R at least 750 mm above supporting surface) - referencing ISO 1176 for measurement practice.

Practical applications

Provides a harmonized taxonomy for vehicle manufacturers, regulators, testing agencies, and standards writers to describe vehicle types consistently.

Used in regulatory texts, type‑approval documentation, vehicle data sheets, technical specifications, safety and compliance testing, and international reporting.

Helps fleet managers, insurers, and researchers classify vehicles accurately for operation, safety assessments, licencing, and statistical analysis.

Who should use this standard

Automotive OEMs and suppliers preparing type‑approval documentation or product catalogs.

Regulatory bodies and vehicle inspection agencies drafting classification rules and regulations.

Standards writers, test laboratories, fleet operators, insurers, and transport planners who need authoritative vehicle type definitions.

Related standards

ISO 1176 (seating reference conventions) - referenced by ISO 3833 for seat measurement.

United Nations Vienna Convention on Road Traffic (1968) - corresponding terminology is noted in the standard.

Relevant UNECE regulations (e.g., safety belt anchorages) are cited for specific measurement or approval contexts.

Keywords: ISO 3833, road vehicle types, vehicle classification, motor vehicle definitions, trailer vs semi‑trailer, passenger car types, bus classifications.

SIST ISO 3833:2000

Abstract

Похожие стандарты

Overview

Key topics and technical requirements

Practical applications

Who should use this standard

Related standards

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Road vehicles — Types — Terms and definitions

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