Hello Truckers !
Being a foreigner (yeap, one of those youtube.com/watch?v=768h3Tz4Qik ) I find it hard to understand the difference between trunking and trumping. Would you be so kind and explain me how they differ from eachother ? And how would long haul into europe would be defined ?
Thank you in advance 
Tramping, staying out over night.
Trunking, going from one depot to another, and back, repeatedly.
Mateo:
Hello Truckers !
Being a foreigner (yeap, one of those youtube.com/watch?v=768h3Tz4Qik ) I find it hard to understand the difference between trunking and trumping. Would you be so kind and explain me how they differ from eachother ? And how would long haul into europe would be defined ?
Thank you in advance
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taking the â– â– â– â–
Tramping is staying out all week in the truck, trunking is doing the same route/job every single day week in, week out. Trumping on the other hand…
Im confused about the south park bit above on you tube 
davy1111:
Im confused about the south park bit above on you tube
its taking the â– â– â– â– m8 ,i wouldnt waste time answering the bloke 
Cheers seth 
. Ill not bother then. Wasteing peoples time
BTW Im a Lorry driver as English
Truck = American ( as in pick up truck ) bigger than that is a Semi 
I find it hard to understand
most do 
one thing i want to know is how H&S gets round this when drivers of uk wagons cant read or speak some sort of english
C’mon do not be so serious, I really wasn’t sure about the very definition. Thank you for clearing up that for me. Yes I mix lorry and truck, here in UK are lorries in US trucks, but forum is called trucknet so… . I’ll try not to mix it anymore.
SP, hmmm just a bit of strange kind of humor I guess.
Thank you again ! Now I know I am rather after tramping. Cheers !