Brand new truck! Just a note, I’m not sure if I’m fan of the strobe safety light placement, seems like a bad place especially if the truck is being operated in low light situations. I do like how the roof of the cab looks “clean” now though.If you want to use this image, ask permission [...]
Are these for recycling? I’ve seen them used in some hoytie-toytie ‘hoods with oversized golf carts unloading onto the conveyor, but never had the chance to stop and get the scoop. via http://www.flickr.com/photos/trains-n-trucks/
This is a Waste Management Freightliner FL112 roll-off truck. You can see the rear of this truck here: WM Freightliner FL112 Roll-off source: http://www.flickr.com/photos/formerwmdriver/
A trash truck of the City of San Diego in Bankers Hill. Source: So Cal Metro
Here is a very rare sight, a classic Divco garbage truck!This truck was listed on eBay but I got busy with other things and it got away!It went pretty cheap and I’m still bummed I let this get away!What a nice restore this could have been! Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/squishdolls/3132994978/
garbage truck in Cairo in the district where garbage is sorted by the Coptic Christians.© Julie Dermansky, All Rights Reserved. Use Without Permission Strictly ProhibitedTo purchase fine art prints, or to license this email juliedermansky@yahoo.com Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/juliedermansky/
Operated by: City of Minneapolis, MNUnit Number 08503Chassis: CCC (Crane Carrier Co.)Body: Heil Rapid RailTruck type: Refuse Automated Side Loader. In downtown Minneapolis on Third Street looking for full litter bins. by http://www.flickr.com/photos/thetransitcamera/
Operated by: Highland Sanitation of Newport, MNChassis: InternationalBody: McNeilusTruck type: Refuse collection rear loader—————————————————————————–Picking up residential single sort recycling in West Saint Paul, MN. from http://www.flickr.com/photos/thetransitcamera/
not sure i like our garbage trucks saying “i am Tampa” Link: http://www.flickr.com/photos/js_design/4158756592/
Are these for recycling? I’ve seen them used in some hoytie-toytie ‘hoods with oversized golf carts unloading onto the conveyor, but never had the chance to stop and get the scoop.