Just about all of your major travel center chains will have it (TA/Petro, Pilot/Flying J, Love's).
Trash in bulk can be hauled by a dump truck. You can also haul bulk loads of trash in a pick up truck. There are trash companies you can call if you are unable to get a truck
DEF is Diesel Exhaust Fluid - it's intended to burn off emissions from diesel motors by sending it through a furnace of sorts. 2011 and newer diesel motors have it. Bulk DEF - it simply means you buy it in bulk, rather than in individual gallon containers. This would usually require you to have your own storage tank, and the idea is that you pay a lower per unit price than if you bought it in small quantities.
It shouldn't.
Sounds like you'd be looking for an end dump trailer. Try Truck Trader, Equipment Trader, Truck Paper... you can also pick up print copies of these at any truck stop.
According to what I have been taught (by Chrysler) the use of DEF improves fuel economy over a truck that has a particulate filter without the use of DEF.
considered a crossover, not quite a SUV and not quite a minvan. def not a truck For insurance purposes...it's a minivan
Truck Stop Women was created in 1974.
Truck Stop is capitalized when used as a name of a restaurant.
The Iowa 80 truck stop in Walcott, Iowa.
Get underneath the truck, and look at the back of the DEF tank. On the Volvos, the DEF filter isn't covered (like they are on the Kenworth trucks). The DEF filter is unscrewed with the box end of a 1-1/16 wrench... you should be able to look and immediately see where it fits... if you can't, you have no business even touching a wrench. I strongly recommend using a box end or combination wrench, and NOT a ratchet, as anything with moving parts will seize up if DEF gets on it and doesn't get washed off immediately.
Autohof Strohofer in Munich, Germany is the largest truck stop in Europe. The truck stop offers jogging trails, and holds concerts on the weekends.
You would capitalize "Juicy Lucy's" and possibly "Truck Stop" if it is part of the official name.