Yep, you're right. It's funny when they have to access the engine and the whole cab gets pivoted forward, looks weird.
I think they're mandatory here because of all the narrow streets. Personally I've never understood why large trucks don't deliver to the outskirts of a city, then smaller ones do deliveries from a warehouse or something.
Yep, you're right. It's funny when they have to access the engine and the whole cab gets pivoted forward, looks weird.
I think they're mandatory here because of all the narrow streets. Personally I've never understood why large trucks don't deliver to the outskirts of a city, then smaller ones do deliveries from a warehouse or something.
That would make more sense. I think they do something like that outside of New York. I feel like I've heard drivers talking about drop yards just outside of New York for that reason. Im not completely sure though because I make it clear with any company that I refuse to run northeast or California.
That would make more sense. I think they do something like that outside of New York. I feel like I've heard drivers talking about drop yards just outside of New York for that reason. Im not completely sure though because I make it clear with any company that I refuse to run northeast or California.
Ha! Good call.
Ha! Good call.
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