oh man this was cool you have to do more of these I loved watching this.

@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

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@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

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Awesome video dude! I have been meaning to get my own hopper footage

@cagarbagetrucks

2 жыл бұрын

Go for it!

Dang this drivers a pro

Awesome video!

@cagarbagetrucks

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Cool! I've always thought RR hoppers were interesting, while small and somewhat inefficient. So many recycling routes are ridiculously contaminated, really wish people would care more and do a better job.

@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

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@plumbingstuffinoregon2471

2 жыл бұрын

Man I know what you mean. I run recycling routes and recently told my friend to stop recycling his greasy ass pizza boxes. He just looked at me like I'm an idiot and basically tried saying it doesn't matter.

@RepublicServicesFan

Жыл бұрын

@@plumbingstuffinoregon2471 at my school there are some special pizza days and once the recycling bin was full and when it got dumped it was 100% pizza boxes and that made me very mad.

@plumbingstuffinoregon2471

Жыл бұрын

@@RepublicServicesFan Yeah it's ridiculous! People have this attitude that literally anything paper based is recyclable. I've even seen used diapers and toilet paper in people's commingle.

@RepublicServicesFan

Жыл бұрын

@@plumbingstuffinoregon2471 DIAPERS!?

Awesome very nice video dude.

@cagarbagetrucks

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a ton!

@garbagetrucksofsanmarcosca

2 жыл бұрын

@@cagarbagetrucks no problem bro.

Great video and angle!

@cagarbagetrucks

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot!

@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

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@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

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@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

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@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

davidHi

Nice vid. This truck a 64 or 42 ?

Amazing vid man! But can you do with garbage too with the same view?

I'm curious how many recycle carts you can put on that truck. I run recycling routes with an Amrep and if I really push I can usually cram about 700+ carts into it.

@elijahdinneweth541

8 ай бұрын

pending the size some rrs can pack 1000-1500

What city out of curiosity because not all of SoCal is terrible with recycle

Burrtec so good customer needs no additional education

@worldoftrash3366

2 жыл бұрын

Well it’s Jurupa Valley, who knows what kind of characters live on these streets

What kind of mount did you use

@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

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@tinagoode4534

2 жыл бұрын

davidHi

at 26:20 why world the person put the grass into a blue trash can recycling how com the garbage man didn't see it and didn't write a litter paper to the owner

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1:25 😬🤨

What company is this?

@worldoftrash3366

2 жыл бұрын

Burrtec

sheesh if you were to take a look at what people in my city throw into the " recycling", all of our recycling trucks now leak literal garbage juice from the crap people throw in and literal puddles form from them

@milldogg7311

3 жыл бұрын

From my experience of driving residential routes for years, and some commercial here and there, the best thing we could do to recycle more is to stop giving people the choice to recycle. You give them a blue can for recycle and it’s either a secondary trash cart, or they want to recycle so much, they contaminate it by being wishful recyclers. If we were to make collection as simple as possible and leave the rest to the professionals (the companies actually collecting, marketing, and selling the recyclable commodities) then we could recycle the most. A 2 stream, wet and dry collection system would work best for this in my opinion. Like Modesto and Placer county, a green cart for all yard waste, organics, food waste, and waste paper. A black or blue cart for all household solid waste that is not organic (dry waste). The dry waste is sorted for all marketable commodities, and soiled paper could be removed and placed into organic stream, along with wood products. And all organics are composted or digested. This would create the least contamination, the highest diversion rates due to leaving the pros to sort out what can be recycled, the lowest collection costs, and the easiest method to use for the average person, and everyone would be involved in the recycling program, not just those who use the recycle cart. The technology used in these newer mixed waste recovery systems does just as good a job, if not better than the current single stream mrf’s. Just my opinion though. The simplest, easiest, and cheapest way is typically the one that works the best. We need to stop letting people think about how to recycle properly, or not think about it for that matter. Pretty much everyone, except for us industry enthusiasts, doesn’t give 2 craps about sorting trash right… as long as it’s taken weekly, that’s all they care about. Take their choices away, and have the industry sort waste the way it should be.

@milldogg7311

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry you feel that way. As a guy who has actually driven collection routes for trash, recycle, and organics, I’m just telling you my observations and thoughts on the matter, that are derived from actual experiences and see what and how people throw things away. As for your pet waste spoiled newspaper, that could easily be removed and put into the organics stream to be composted or digested with creating a soil amendment and potential electricity generation. It would not be a waste product, nor would it contaminate other fibers for recycling. For example, a blue bag system would work great in that case, where clean recyclables are sorted into the blue bag then collected with the dry waste stream. They’d then be sorted at the processing center and the clean recycle in them could be segregated. There’s actually a lot of higher uses besides just straight “recycling” on the unstable recycled commodities market that can be considered diversion, reuse, reprocessing, and recycling materials into another process or product. Everyone has got into such a 3 stream idea of how trash needs to be sorted and collected, many people have a hard time seeing a new technology and method. It was not too long ago, recycling was all source separated into 2-3 little tubs by commodity, and only newspaper, glass, cans , and plastic could be recycled. Now look at single stream, it was a method many did not like, but is now the mainstream method. 2 stream wet dry collection and recovery is in its infancy and may become the mainstream method before we know it.

@GarbageTrucksofSanJose

3 жыл бұрын

@@milldogg7311 our city actually uses the "wet/dry" system for commercial businesses (www.republicservices.com/municipality/san-jose-ca), seems to be effective as the terms "wet" and "dry" seem pretty straightforward and easy for people to understand from the getgo, rather than "garbage" and "recyclables" which people these days tend to blur the lines by being as you said, "wishful recyclers". it probably would be beneficial if the system was applied to the residential side since a lot of our major contaminates are "wet" materials being mixed in with the recycling (soiled fibers, yard waste, food waste, etc.). a lot of the recyclables being contaminated even become entirely different streams of waste once they become contaminated such as soiled paper becoming organics materials. contamination fines applied to residents and haulers could be reduced, and carts would only be refused if hazardous materials were thrown in. all you really need is to have two carts (three if you really want to segregate strictly yard waste too) with "WET/DRY ONLY" with a simple "no hazardous materials". I could see it working quite well

@nokia3750

3 жыл бұрын

I wonder how much money the city lost on this load?

davidHi

Ugh, so many people do not give a f**k what they put in their recycling bins…😐

Crappy angle

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