The expression "Road Train" is used in Australia and elsewhere to refer to very long trucks. In the Northern Territory (where I am), a truck can pull as many as 4 carriages.
Passing one on the highways is a test of endurance.
Having one go past at 130 kmh (80 mph) on the other side of the road is an exercise in gripping the daylights out of your steering wheel.
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The expression "Road Train" is used in Australia and elsewhere to refer to very long trucks. In the Northern Territory (where I am), a truck can pull as many as 4 carriages.
Passing one on the highways is a test of endurance.
Having one go past at 130 kmh (80 mph) on the other side of the road is an exercise in gripping the daylights out of your steering wheel.