Trucks are America’s best-selling vehicles. And every few months or so, a piece pops up — often from a non-car outlet — pointing out (if not lamenting) how enormous they are. Big trucks, per the narrative, are clogging roads, causing deaths and altering the climate while serving little purpose. This sentiment isn’t incorrect per se. But the big truck story often comes devoid of context. It makes trucks (and the people who own them) the scapegoats for broader, SUV-driven
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