Personally I seem to refer to it nowadays as a “lorry” although for many years I used to call it a “truck”
I don’t know why I changed. I imagine that “wagon” is the general usage in the north but I’d be interested in the input and the reasons for it.
A truck every time, i think because i was brought up around them back home in oz and that’s what they’re known as back there
Lorry, no idea actually why.
It’s a lorry, everytime, sometimes preceeded by swear words 
A truck is something pulled by a train
A wagon is something pulled by a horse
A dog is something pulled by me after a few pints
wagon or truck depends on what im saying for example if some one says what you do ? i say wagon driver
or i would say this TRUCK is [zb] crap
If it needs stars, blah blah blah…L.
I usually refer to them as Trucks,
its lorry for me but then im welsh
ps and im a “HGV driver” dont like LGV for some reason but then i dont like change 
Lorry always and Hgv instead of lgv
“Nora”…
dare i ask why you called it nora
consiering you called the last one lilly the loony
Easy. 'Cos the first time I got in it I gently eased the throttle down, as you do when pulling away with Eurotronic, and next minute I was face to face with the skip on the other side of the yard.
“[ZB]-ing Nora!!!” :shock: 
, see. A name she continues to live up to on a regular basis.
(Although she’s had the gearbox reset and the clutch valve replaced since then… )
Oh, and the last one was Jeannie the Jinx. Last seen embedded in the back of a Turkish motor on the M6, 2 days after the name got taken off when I moved out. Told the FM he should have left well alone, but would he listen…? 
Lily the Loony was the one before. 
as usual your truck is living up to is name then
truck,
as ere indoors always says i’m in truckie mode.
I normally call them lorries…
But this one I have now, I call a bag of (zb).
That would be wagon where i come from
I call other trucks = wagons
I call my wagon = a shed
Used to drive a renault premium that I called shergar… the reg was FE51 XGG
WAGGIN 's what we say in Yorkshire.
I like truck too, 'cos it rhymes with zb
zb piece of zb