Rated cargo and luggage mass definition

Rated cargo and luggage mass means the cargo and luggage carrying capacity of the vehicle, which is the mass obtained by subtracting the unladen vehicle mass and the rated occupant mass from the gross vehicle mass.
Rated cargo and luggage mass. (RCLM) means the cargo and luggage
Rated cargo and luggage mass means the cargo and luggage carrying capacity of the vehicle, which is the mass obtained by subtracting the unladen vehicle mass and the rated occupant mass from the gross vehicle mass. Deleted: ECE/TRANS/WP.29/GRSP/20 14/9

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