101.   Light trucks are typically bigger and more powerful than cars, and millions of Americans are turning to them now that gasoline prices have fallen so steeply.

102.   Labor unions complain that Mexican trucks are unsafe and would create hazards on American roads.

103.   Large trucks are mostly custom built as well, with buyers detailing the type of engine, transmission and other major components to be included.

104.   Law-enforcement officials have speculated that the truck might have been a second getaway vehicle that was driving north of Oklahoma City on the same route as McVeigh.

105.   Make no mistake, this truck is a blast from the past.

106.   Many on-board computers come with Global Positioning System technology that allows companies to know where their trucks are at all times.

107.   Lt. Ken Barton, who administers the state Department of Public Safety truck inspection program, also agrees that Mexican trucks are ready to rumble on U.S. highways.

108.   Middletown Police Lt. Don Owens said the truck could have been in the canal for several days without being discovered because it could not be seen from the roadway.

109.   Monster trucks are trucks with big wheels.

110.   Most monster trucks are speed- and handling-enhanced to race similar behemoths over obstacle courses usually set up with cars to crush and dirt ramps to jump.