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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- A transfer station in waste terminology is a location that facilitates the transport of refuse (trash disposed of in the black bins). Our transfer station serves to temporarily store refuse collected throughout the City before a larger truck is ready to pick it up and transport it for the long haul to the nearest landfill. As the City's own landfills are all closed, the destinations are private landfills. In 2004, the City of Los Angeles purchased Central L.A. Recycling & Transfer Station (CLARTS). As the recycling operations that were previously done at the facility have ceased, the City continues to operate the facility as a transfer station. Learn more about transfer stations and their operations.
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Why not just bring the waste to the landfill?
It’s too far away to drive back and forth
Rip Octos
So after the trash us loaded in the semi trucks... Where EXACTLY does Los Angeles trash go from THERE???
Landfill.
landfill (sunshine canyon or el sobrante landfill) , for recyclables it goes to processing facilities or composting facilities.
Send it to the city side 👷♂️
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I live in the LA port and sometimes I go to the sanitation center in San Pedro/LA port
Why do these side loaders travel with the grippers in the air??
They go with grippers in the air so they won’t hit anything
@@QuitDragoon should be a safety switch to keep grippers from operating while driving
@@dorkdorkerson3376 there is
@@QuitDragoon Then why keep them up top?? We dont run with ours that way
@@dorkdorkerson3376 in city’s it’s different where I live the grippers are on the bottom because it’s collecting carts and when it’s on the free way the grippers are in the air