Match each commercial vehicle weight regulation or rating standard to its correct technical and statutory definition.
- Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR)The maximum weight-bearing capacity specified by the manufacturer for a single axle system, including its suspension, brakes, and wheels.
- Bridge Gross Weight FormulaA statutory formula that restricts maximum axle group load based on the number of axles and the distance between them to protect road and bridge structures.
- Federal Tandem Axle LimitThe maximum allowable weight of across two consecutive axles spaced between and apart on federal highways.
- Tire Load LimitThe maximum carrying capacity molded onto the sidewall of a tire at a specified cold inflation pressure.
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Gross Axle Weight Rating (GAWR) pairs with the manufacturer-specified maximum weight capacity for a single axle system; Bridge Gross Weight Formula pairs with the statutory formula restricting axle group loads based on axle spacing; Federal Tandem Axle Limit pairs with the 34,000 lbs statutory limit on two consecutive axles spaced 40 to 96 inches apart; and Tire Load Limit pairs with the maximum carrying capacity molded on the tire sidewall at cold inflation pressure.
Each rating and regulation serves a distinct purpose in commercial vehicle safety. GAWR is the manufacturer's mechanical rating for an axle system; the Federal Tandem Axle Limit is a federal statutory cap of ; the Bridge Gross Weight Formula regulates weight distribution across multiple axles based on spacing; and the Tire Load Limit defines the safe capacity of individual tires based on sidewall markings.
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Distinguishing between manufacturer component ratings (GAWR, Tire Load Limit) and statutory legal weight limits (Bridge Formula, Federal Tandem Axle Limit).
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