What Is a Non-Commercial Vehicle?
Last Updated Mar 25, 2020 2:00:31 AM ET
A non-commercial vehicle is a vehicle that is used strictly for transportation purposes. An example of a non-commercial vehicle is a family car, van or SUV. A non-commercial vehicle is a private vehicle that is not intended for use for earning income.
A non-commercial vehicle is free from exterior advertising such as magnets, signs, lettering, addresses and business names. The vehicle is operated for personal use at all times. A non-commercial vehicle is not used to transport goods, services, merchandise and wares, and it is not subject to hire. There is no earning potential for the operation of a non-commercial vehicle.
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