It used to be very common to see multiple at&t vehicles on the road during my travel. Now i hardly see any, maybe once a week ill see a vehicle at a service cabinet. No more digger derricks, reel loaders, rodding units, tractor trailers hauling poles and cable. Things have really changed in the past 10 years! Just my observation.
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They are out there. You have to know where to look. For example; behind the shopping center in the shady spot, at the CO, in a restaurant parking lot, and in some cases parked out front of their own house. Look closely next time. You will see them.
check the repair garage
Need to look for contractor trucks...that's who is building AT&T Network.
All of the T vehicles that I see, which isn't many, are raggedy hopties.
Are you kidding in east St Louis the "mob" just stole 40+ catalytic converters for the second time off some trucks of all sizes. Apparently a fence is to hard to fix. That's why you see none. I also noticed a boat load of bucket trucks sitting on a lot at the Duluth, Minnesota harbor.
Transformation baby!!!! Everything is in the cloud ⛅️ now.
You obviously do not know where the hiding places are !
And the Toxic-T trucks I see look like rust buckets, with paint peeling, parts falling off. I guess with $150B in debt Toxic-T can no longer maintain their ground fleet. Instead they have to spend the $ on Stink's corporate jets, which are used by Ratty and Whitacre too.
After all, Stink has to go to his lunches, golf outings, and to get his head polished in style!