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There are two men who love to fish the garbage cans outside my home. I was angry at first, but then became sad and saw it as an opportunity to tell their story.
Garbage @ Dieci Giorni Suoanti, Castello Sforzesco di Vigevano. Pics by Davide Merli for www.rockon.it
An known philospoher once said, "I've never seen garbage eat garbage before..." Indeed. Garbage is not for eating. It's garbage.
A random snapshot of a new Waste Management garbage truck that picks up garbage cans with a robotic arm that extends from the right-side of the truck seen on its route in Brookhaven, Mississippi on Tuesday, December 17, 2024 at 12:30 PM CST.
Waste Management is the new contractor company that had replaced Arrow Disposal Services, Incorporated (ADSI) on September 30, 2024. These trucks are operated by one-man crews which is only the driver and he only has to line up the robotic arm or ''claw'' as I call it to the cans and push a button.
The previous company had used rear-loader trucks and three-man crews, the driver and two ''hoppers'' riding on the backside of the truck. The major problem with these newer trucks is they would have to make multiple passes on the same streets and do one can at a time which makes them slower and sometimes, they do not always empty the cans all the way. Back when we still had Arrow Disposal Services, the extra two riders who emptied the cans would also pick up any bit of garbage that happens to fall out like cardboard boxes like pizza boxes, these trucks just empty the cans and head off to the next one on its route. Besides than that, these trucks are cool looking.
A random snapshot of a new Waste Management garbage truck that picks up garbage cans with a robotic arm that extends from the right-side of the truck seen on its route in Brookhaven, Mississippi on Tuesday, December 17, 2024 at 12:30 PM CST.
Waste Management is the new contractor company that had replaced Arrow Disposal Services, Incorporated (ADSI) on September 30, 2024. These trucks are operated by one-man crews which is only the driver and he only has to line up the robotic arm or ''claw'' as I call it to the cans and push a button.
The previous company had used rear-loader trucks and three-man crews, the driver and two ''hoppers'' riding on the backside of the truck. The major problem with these newer trucks is they would have to make multiple passes on the same streets and do one can at a time which makes them slower and sometimes, they do not always empty the cans all the way. Back when we still had Arrow Disposal Services, the extra two riders who emptied the cans would also pick up any bit of garbage that happens to fall out like cardboard boxes like pizza boxes, these trucks just empty the cans and head off to the next one on its route. Besides than that, these trucks are cool looking.
Garbage @Fabrique, Segrate Milano 09/06/2016
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Garbage @Fabrique, Segrate Milano 09/06/2016
© 2016 Ikka Mirabelli
Visit my website: www.ikka.it
This image is copyright © Ikka Mirabelli. All right reserved.
This photo must not be used under ANY circumstances without written consent.