The eighteen-wheelers start rolling in for the night around 4 p.m.
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Eighteen-wheelers suddenly come down with the wiggles, like segmented caterpillar pull toys.
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"They're the same as the Ryder trucks, pickup trucks and eighteen-wheelers of today," he said.
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It came to the bridge of the song, and he said, 'A lot of eighteen-wheelers crossed that bridge.
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A column of eighteen-wheelers that were waiting to cross belongs to him, and so does the sand in them.
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Eighteen-wheelers filled with coal or live chickens gasped up the mountains and zoomed down, sometimes losing control of their brakes.
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Drivers whose livelihood entails hustling eighteen-wheelers on the highway regularly cite the lack of turn-signal discipline as a pet peeve.
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Eventually he had more than 100,000 volumes, and they have arrived at the Princeton University Library over the years in eighteen-wheelers.
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For decades, particularly in hot Texas summers, going through the checkpoints in the trailers of eighteen-wheelers has appealed as a far less perilous option.
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Looking down the mountain, I could see the other end of it — and an apparently endless convoy of eighteen-wheelers making their way up, entering in the opposite direction.
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This broad range of larger vehicles - including school buses and eighteen-wheelers - account for only 10 percent of the vehicles on the nation's roads, but contribute a fifth of the pollution.
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Even though President Trump's tough stance on illegal immigration has slowed the flow of border crossers, many are still trying to slip past the Border Patrol in the back of eighteen-wheelers.
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My traveling companion — a cat who refused to use the litter box on the back seat — was perched on my headrest, her claws gripping my scalp as eighteen-wheelers barreled past us in the dark.
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"I'm really lab oriented," she says, standing in a cloud of mosquitoes with a bug net over her head, mountains in the background and the dust of eighteen-wheelers on the narrow highway a few hundred yards away.
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Besides the Pony Express, they had stagecoach companies, a bank, an insurance company, ox delivery companies — which would be the equivalent today of heavy-freight eighteen-wheelers; six or eight or 12 oxen with a big wagon, delivering really heavy stuff.
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The precious metal is removed from the seventh-floor display when the last bid has been recorded, and the cars are rolled onto an elevator for transfer down to the eighteen-wheelers that will take them to secure storage until their new owners retrieve them.
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Some coastal areas in Northern California and Oregon should brace for "stronger than hurricane-force winds," the National Weather Service said, warning that the high winds could bring down power lines, rip branches from trees and threaten to push eighteen-wheelers and RVs off the roads.
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Photographs by Knut Egil Wang/MOMENT/INSTITUTE for The New Yorker On the way to Kannur, a city of some two hundred thousand on the Arabian Sea, grand "Gulf-style" homes, painted in pastel colors, line the road, which is shared by rickshaws, eighteen-wheelers, and elephants.
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While the player does not have to worry about refueling his or her truck with gasoline, the player must maintain the temperature of his or her brakes by cooling them with water. An option in the menu can be toggled so this task can either be done manually or automatically by the game. Since there is not an unlimited amount of water to cool the brakes, even automatic brake cooling does not automatically guarantee that the brake temperatures will remain cool in the longer races or practice sessions. These specialized trucks are eighteen wheelers that are modified for racing on road courses; a large majority of these courses are located in Europe (including the Circuit Paul Armagnac in Nogaro, France).
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