It is assigned by the manufacturer. You can find the GVWR on the VIN plate on the door or door frame of most power vehicles, and on the VIN plate on most trailers. If you add the GVWR from the Truck and trailer and it is more than 10,000 pounds, it's a commercial vehicle. For example, a Ford F150 has a GVWR around 7000 pounds by itself. A tandem axle flat bed trailer usually has a GVWR of 7000 pounds.
NJ Transit trains travel at different speeds depending on the line, express or non-express, and weather conditions. ! The NJ Transit train travels over 90 miles an hour. Just like the speed of lightening !
PATH trains are rated to travel 70 mph but they apparently never exceed 55 mph, and they only go that fast in the 5-mile stretch between Journal Square and Harrison. New York subway trains can reach 55 mph as well, but rarely get over 30 mph.ubway trains in other major cities tend to top out anywhere from 50 mph to 65 mph. Commuter trains in many cities hit 100 mph. That sounds bad for the local systems, but things look better when you consider average speeds, which factor in time at stops, along with acceleration and deceleration.