Were there any positive change as a result of the 'Arab Spring'

[Zardnaar]

Sometimes I see building contractors use those trucks where they use them to bring in supplies they buy at a hardware store in bulk (they may carry lumber, draywall, a pallets worth of concrete mix, lawn stones, etc) to their job site. Where a use of a van is too large for their needs. So they are somewhat useful in an urban setting if it’s being used to transport materials to a job site for construction or a building renovation. Especially when driving a semi truck in an urban center to deliver building materials to a job site located in a densely populated urban center is too unwieldy (try delivering an order of drywall to a renovation project in an apartment in the middle of Manhattan on a semi-truck).

Yeah that's another legit use. Basically for some commercial uses I have no problems with vehicles like that.

Anything else tax them. They basically clog up the roads and are more dangerous to others.

 

[Farm Boy]

You can usually tell if they're a douche or not based on how clean it is.

At least that's what I'm going with. SUVs I still haven't figured out the purpose of, if somebody knows. Maybe if somebody is in a wheelchair, or something?

 

[Narz]

You can usually tell if they're a douche or not based on how clean it is.

Yeah, in Florida 95% of the truck beds are completely empty, WTH is the point? (granted it's good to have for emergencies but you can always rent for a day)

 

[EnglishEdward]

Were there any positive change as a result of the 'Arab Spring'

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My simplistic understanding is that it worked in Tunisia, but failed everywhere else.