"truckie" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "2005, “Marcus”, quoted in Rose McCrohan, Chapter 3: I Don′t Care If I Live or Die, Keith D. Gilbert (editor), Sexuality, Sport and the Culture of Risk, Volume 6, page 45,\nI met up with a truckie and stayed on the road with him for most of the two months. I learnt how to drive the truck, even though I didn't have a truck or even a car license. I got to know other truckies and they used to ask for me on the CB radio."
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          "ref": "2007, Ron Davidson, Fremantle Impressions, Fremantle Press, page 282:",
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          "text": "Look for the epitaph to a local female truckie outside the roadhouse.",
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