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Joe Schmoe:
Not trying to be harsh, but I suspect you know that significant amounts of hydraulic fluid are considered a hazmat situation, right?

lwt42:
Setting aside the environmental considerations, if the hydraulics are leaking badly it's something they'd want to fix before they failed catastrophically.

If CR&R hears that they have a leaky truck, they'll want to figure out which truck leaks and fix it, but that could take a while.  They might miss it if the problem doesn't happen in the yard.

If they hear that on September 17th on Victorville St. in Wrightwood their truck leaked all over the place, then they can find out which truck picked up trash that day at that location, and go straight to that truck.  If they're pretty sure this is the one that leaks, they'll be a lot better at finding it.

Bring back the environmental issue, and they'll be motivated to fix it before they get fined.

tlc:
Joe Schmoe - yes I do. Usually i just see a stream of fluid - not tons. I hope someone told the driver for his safety!

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