The word "trucks" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in various contexts, including transportation and construction. Example: "The company ordered a fleet of new trucks to deliver their products to different locations."
Police trucks with mounted water cannon watch over "freedom square", the name given to an open field in downtown Harare by MDC supporters who held what was described as the country's biggest ever election rally there.
It mandates a 50% reduction in petroleum use by vehicles by 2030, the equivalent of removing 36m cars and trucks from the road.
Welcome to the US border town of Nogales, home to the largest fresh-produce gateway into the US – a Big Food superhighway where convoys of vast trucks roll in from Mexico, sometimes dumping mountains of crops into landfill if, for example, the price of Florida tomatoes suddenly drops.
"I drive trucks, that's what I want to do.
Motorbikes weave between the large mining trucks and NGO vehicles, as locals make their way to the huge market; the airstrip is in the middle of the town, making for some scary landings.
To get a feel for how GPI differs from GDP, imagine two heating-oil trucks leaving from the same utility company: one safely completes its deliveries and the other has a major oil spill on the way to its first customer.
"They are sucking all of the water out of the ground, and there are just hundreds and hundreds of water trucks here every day bringing fresh water out of the wells," Owens said.
Happily, Football Focus's charming anchor, Dan Walker, is willing to overlook my sporting ignorance when he joins me for a chat and a biscuit in one of several BBC outside broadcast trucks situated in Villa's car park.
Gang members said they believed Sabritas had let law-enforcement agents use its trucks for surveillance.
While the company established its environmental principles 20 years ago, it now boasts an innovative range of measures to meet its 10 10 targets, not to mention saving water by washing trucks and flushing loos with rainwater collected from the roof of its distribution centre.
Farage said he was widening attention from about a dozen to an ambitious 22 target seats, aided by the Desmond money to buy extra billboards, poster trucks and mailshots.
