Footage by Me. Adventures with Lucas
All this month in December, I have been expanding in areas filmed. In this video, I made a stop in East Whittier since it's been a while someone filmed here.
When I arrived, I found one truck but the driver told me he was finished & that most of the trucks come at around 12 noon. Lucas & I went to go look for some trucks. We found one collecting trash with a very cool driver. He told us that the Greens Driver would be coming around in a half hour.
I found the Recycle truck collecting in an alley, but as you can tell by the short clip I didn't film much of him since he didn't seem to friendly & the truck wasn't flipping lids.
We then found the Green Waste driver & to my surprise, he was driving a Mini Peterbilt Amrep ASL. But as you can see, the truck was a handful, but fun. The driver accidentally dropped 2 carts in the hopper, but reported it instead of leaving the mess behind. I believe the Autocar Xpeditor WX-64 CNG Amrep Octos are from 2008 while the Mini I believe is from 2012 or 2013.
Big thanks to Trash master Lucas for inviting me & to the drivers for allowing us to film.
To Burrtec Waste Industries: Please do not hold the employees responsible for anything wrong in this video. I am filming this as a hobby I like, not to get an employee in trouble.
Update: As of April 1st 2018, Burrtec is no longer the trash hauler for East Whittier. The new hauler is WARE Disposal.
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Filmed on December 8th 2017
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