Originally Posted by
nashcommguy
We call them 'trucks'. Somewhat larger than a W.C. Mind the gap.
Originally Posted by
Rick@OCRR
Translation: A lorry is truck. Unless it's a semi-articulated truck, in which case it's a "semi" or the same thing the British call an "artic."
Rick / OCRR (Just returned from the U.K.)
Thanks. How do you differentiate between a pick-up truck and a "lorry" truck then? I've actually been living here for close to 6 years now but as I was writing that post I realized I didn't know how to explain the type of truck easily. Does truck automatically imply "lorry" truck, because truck seems to also mean pick-up truck by default in many cases.