A non-commercial vehicle is generally defined as a vehicle used for personal, non-business purposes. It is not used to generate income or provide professional services. Common examples include private cars, minivans, SUVs, family cars, and personal pickup trucks that are not used for work-related activities. Non-commercial vehicles are typically registered under an individual's name rather than a business. Key characteristics of non- commercial vehicles:

• Used for personal driving such as commuting, leisure, errands, or family travel.
• Not used for transporting goods or passengers for profit.
• Generally weigh less than 10,001 pounds gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR).
• Do not require special commercial licenses or extensive regulatory permits.
• Have simpler insurance requirements compared to commercial vehicles.
• Examples include passenger cars, motorcycles, small trucks, and non-modified pickup trucks.

In contrast, commercial vehicles are used for business purposes like transporting goods or passengers for compensation, often have higher weight thresholds, require commercial driver's licenses, and are subject to stricter regulations. In summary, a non-commercial vehicle is any vehicle not used for commercial purposes or business activities and primarily intended for personal use or non-profitable activities.