The phrase "about the trucker" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or providing information related to a truck driver or the trucking profession.
Example: "The documentary was primarily about the trucker and the challenges they face on the road."
Alternatives: "regarding the truck driver" or "concerning the trucker".
As we were driving dangerously close to death, he said, "How about I give you a h*nd-job!" Outside of Hilton Head, S.C., a Chilean hotel maid picked me up and, when she offered to drop me off at a truck stop, she made a comment about how the truckers probably want her to stick around for a while.
The trucker mumbles about the poor quality and quantity of diesel at higher prices from other, older pumps down the road run by state oil companies, as a uniformed attendant fills the tank from imported Italian dispensers.
Or, better: The trucker hats.
Mr. Finn spoke about how seeing the Truckers at the Bowery Ballroom in 2002 was part of his inspiration to start the Hold Steady.
About 37percentt of the truckers who filled out questionnaires said they stopped for sex on every trip; 66 percent said that they had shown symptoms of a sexually transmitted disease in the last six months.
About the only truckers getting paid not to move were the contract drivers for the Federal Emergency Management Administration, who have been sitting idle in the Petro parking lot since the day of the disaster.
"It's just a losing battle". Port and industry officials say they are aware of the truckers' concerns about long delays.
"All of a sudden you have nothing," said Vassilis Sachinidis, the president of one of the truckers' unions, representing about 3,000 owners of trucks with cranes.
All the truckers express anger about the six-week postponement of the 14 February presidential election and are vocal in their criticism of President Goodluck Jonathan's handling of the conflict.
