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You just don't see many pickups at all in the UK or Europe, only really as obviously imported ones (Usually the really annoyingly big ones). Their roles are fi
by secretsatan 3y ago
You just don't see many pickups at all in the UK or Europe, only really as obviously imported ones (Usually the really annoyingly big ones). Their roles are filled by various vans, small trucks or trailers. Probably an unsecured storage area would seem insane to most people from the UK unless you actually needed it for a trade
- dontlaugh 3y agoExactly, every single builder or similar has a van. It can be locked and it doesn't rain inside.
- redwall_hp 3y agoDespite the common nonsense about blue collar workers using trucks for work in the US, trades predominantly use commercial vans here as well. If you call a plumber or electrician, they're probably coming in a Ford Transit. Because they hold more and people can't easily steal your stuff. The trucks I've seen on the road, across many states, predominantly have empty beds and one occupant, which is a disgraceful waste of fuel. Even if some percentage were carrying things for work, it's hardly the norm.
- DontchaKnowit 3y agoUh, no handymen, plumbers, hvac people, electricians, all use trucks quite frequently in my neck if the woods. Of course, vans are popular too, but lots if tradespeople use trucks as well.