Articulated Dump Trucks are variety of heavy-duty trucks with a dump body that blocks the entire rear dual tires (except for the drive axle). The driver controls the dumping mechanism with a hand lever from inside the cab. The most common use of such vehicles is in public waste collection, transporting waste containers from their origin to a landfill or incinerator. In the United States, they are popularly known as garbage trucks; in Canada and Australia, they are called transfer trailers or tip trucks. More compact articulated vehicles are used in construction, utility work and at industrial sites for load handling.