Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
For a long time I have wanted to make my way over to Sausalito and film Bay Cities trucks. Finally a good time came up and here's the result. Mainly the on premise/backyard collection is what I came for but as of early November residents received Toters and that not only made residents get rid of their own supplied cans but many opted to just roll them for curbside semi-auto service. Still the big old aluminum "pack cans" are used for some stops and that's what I tried to capture. Lots of drivers and helpers can tip and dump carts but it definitely takes some skill and muscle to run around with a can full of trash and its not light to say the least... trust me. Bay Cities is one of the few if not last company that even hauls a Bertuccio bin on their trucks. I really apricate all the friendly and hard working drivers and helpers that day for letting Colby, Stevie, and I too follow them around route and get some footage and be able to document yet another city and there collection technique and methods. The pack can is definitely something that will still be used, just a bit less and hopefully I can make it down again and film some of their other trucks running around the city. But I'm glad I was able to film this and the older Autocar RL that day.
For a long time I have wanted to make my way over to Sausalito and film Bay Cities trucks. Finally a good time came up and here's the result. Mainly the on premise/backyard collection is what I came for but as of early November residents received Toters and that not only made residents get rid of their own supplied cans but many opted to just roll them for curbside semi-auto service. Still the big old aluminum "pack cans" are used for some stops and that's what I tried to capture. Lots of drivers and helpers can tip and dump carts but it definitely takes some skill and muscle to run around with a can full of trash and its not light to say the least... trust me. Bay Cities is one of the few if not last company that even hauls a Bertuccio bin on their trucks. I really apricate all the friendly and hard working drivers and helpers that day for letting Colby, Stevie, and I too follow them around route and get some footage and be able to document yet another city and there collection technique and methods. The pack can is definitely something that will still be used, just a bit less and hopefully I can make it down again and film some of their other trucks running around the city. But I'm glad I was able to film this and the older Autocar RL that day.
