lorries

'Self-driving' lorries to be tested on UK roads - BBC News

I saw a double-decker bus lifted up being towed by a recovery recently and have seen them in the past. They sound seriously meaty when accelerating. What kind of power/torque are they running?

Latest proposal from Citizen Khan. I'm sorry, but I fail to see why it's lorries that are the problem when lemming-like idiots on pedal cycles insist on putting themselves in a position alongside a truck where they get squashed :dk:

BBC News - New charge for foreign lorries using British roads So whilst I fully support the idea, I can't help thinking that once the French have stopped complaining about it and blocking the ports, I am going to find myself hit with a charge as soon as arrive in Calais in return.

Quite a rare old Mercedes lorry...;) 1964 MERCEDES LA911 4X4 CHASSIS CAB 12,000 MILES ONLY | eBay UK

ITV tonight 8:00pm. Please keep it clean. For those interested We have our compatriots abroad as well.

Have our truck drivers seen these and will we shortly be seeing them on our highways. Now can you guess what these words describe in THE TIMES: it's 24 feet longer than a bendy bus, as heavy as a fully armoured Challenger tank and could be coming to a road near you. The answer is an LHV -- or...