The phrase "open lorry" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a type of truck or vehicle that has no roof or sides, and is used for carrying large or bulky items. Example: The construction workers loaded the heavy equipment onto the open lorry before heading to the job site.
Undeterred, Peters sat in an open lorry during a ticker-tape parade through Belfast.
I also met Theodis Windel Dennis, a Liberian, just before he boarded an open lorry for a six-day desert crossing to Algeria.
His trip was marred briefly when opponents splattered him with ink as he toured the city in an open lorry with close aides.
"I watched an open lorry drive past, to the accompaniment of boos and catcalls from the French populace, with a dozen miserable women in the back, every hair on their heads shaved off.
On a South African mine transported personnel are required by mine health and safety law to be buckled up, whereas labour on a farm or timber plantation is transported on the back of an open lorry.
A British soldier was also killed.In Chahar Dara militants travel around in their dozens in open lorries.
From open lorries, carts, barrows, tables and boxes, they display fresh fruit, vegetables, sausages, hams, cheese, wine, honey, kitchenware, handmade toys, flowers and second-hand books.
Behind them, in a horn-blaring, engine-revving convoy, follow dozens of motorcycles and open lorries packed with more green shirts, shouting support for their political party, the PPP United Development Partyy).
Even when the border is open, lorries have found themselves prey to Taliban insurgents and bandits on both sides.The difficulties of the southern route have spurred the search for an alternative.
From a variety of open lorries, carts, barrows, tables and boxes, they display fresh fruit, vegetables, sausages, hams, cheese, local wine, lavender honey, kitchenware, handmade children's toys, flowers and second-hand books.
Together with several other families he hired an open-topped lorry to take them to the Kenyan border.
