Which regulatory term defines the mass of the vehicle with its supply of fuel, fluids and tools, but excluding the load and service personnel?

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The tare (also called unladen mass) corresponds to the weight of the vehicle with its full regulatory equipment: tools, spare parts, fuel, lubricant and water in their tanks, but without counting the mass of the service personnel, the passengers or the load carried. By contrast, the maximum authorized mass (MAM) is the maximum legal limit permitted for traveling with the load included, and the laden or total mass is the actual weight of the vehicle at a given moment with occupants and goods on board.

Which regulatory term defines the mass of the vehicle with its supply of fuel, fluids and tools, but excluding the load and service personnel?

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