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Una@europe.pub 2 days ago
True, but jokes aside those trash cans are heavy, like they have good strength.
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Una@europe.pub 2 days ago
True, but jokes aside those trash cans are heavy, like they have good strength.
IcyToes@sh.itjust.works 2 days ago
Here in the UK, the bins have wheels and the truck lifts them. They just wheel it to the vehicle
BurgerBaron@piefed.social 2 days ago
In Canada they don't even have to get out of the trucks anymore except when people fail at simple tasks like proper spacing between compost and garbage bins or someone parks too close.
Not sure how often that is. Probably an annoying percentage.
Thorry@feddit.org 2 days ago
Where I live it’s the same, the machine does all the work. But there’s always one or two dudes that walk ahead of the truck and make sure it’s all positioned and spaced correctly. Especially in the city where streets can be narrow and there isn’t enough room, they end up just wheeling the bins into the machine a couple at a time.
NeedyPlatter@lemmy.ca 2 days ago
Interesting! I’m also Canadian but still see garbage bin running along the side of the trucks to pick up bins.
Una@europe.pub 2 days ago
Yeah here too, I just remember seeing, as a child, how they needed to actually lift those, not sure if they still need to lift them but they do have wheels.
bandwidthcrisis@lemmy.world 2 days ago
In this part of California the trucks have a robot mechanism that the drive controls, so the driver stays in the cab unless something goes wrong. I’ve seen them stop to dump out cardboard from the truck because it wasn’t in the recycling bin.
One driver doesn’t even stop, they just keep rolling as the bin gets dumped, so they often drop it blocking the neighbor’s driveway.