Trucks are cool because they can be used for all kinds of highly specialized purposes. That usually requires highly specialized equipment as well, like snow plows and dump beds. But one vital task only calls for a decent amount of bed space and a night owl driver. In municipalities around the country, trucks patrol the streets with giant foggers to keep mosquito populations in check. It’s an especially important job in coastal areas where the blood-sucking insects thrive, and in some cases, specialized trucks have been doing this work for decades. Miami-Dade County has operated spraying trucks since 1935, while the Bristol County Mosquito Control Project in Massachusetts has been…
These Trucks Exist Solely to Spray Mosquitoes With Giant Foggers
