These trucks have two sets of linked controls, so that the operator can get a better kerbside view when collecting bins. Assuming an area where traffic drives on the right, driving normally on the main roads should be done from the left seat as normal. When the driver reaches the pickup route, he can swap sides to the right. This gives less visibility of the road but a better view of the job at hand. The controls (at least the wheel, pedals and hydraulic arm controls) are duplicated on the right hand side. When the job is done, the driver should swap back to the left, though in practice may remain on the right, particularly if the next job isn't far away
The answer is: a garbage truck!The joke is 'What has wheels and flies'.
A garbage truck. (Get it? Because flies love the garbage.)
The average garbage truck very's with each model but most garbage trucks has 8-10 wheels some can have less.
A Garbage Truck
a garbage truck.
is A A garbage truck. is B truck choose one
A 4 X 4 truck means ... 4 wheels and 4 wheel drive...just like the old monster trucks said 4x4x4...that meant - 4 wheels - 4 wheel drive - 4 wheel steering
A Class B license would be all you need to drive a garbage truck. This is a special class license used to operate certain vihicles such as the garbage truck.
4 wheels on the truck, 1 spare and one steering wheel equals 6.
A 4x2 vehicle has 4 wheels with the 2 rear wheels that drive. A 4x4 vehicle has 4 wheels with all 4 wheels that drive.
get in the seat and turn the steering wheel.
a 2x4 truck has 4 wheels and uses 2 of them to drive (usually rear)