EXPLORING TRANSPORTER TUESDAY

Twitter users interested in motorsport transporters may be aware of the #TransporterTuesday hashtag. However, we bet that plenty more of you would like to be a part of the conversation.

It’s difficult to pinpoint exactly when the #TransporterTuesday hashtag began to gain steam. However, on the Twitter platform where it is most prevalent, one can wade through hours of previous #TransporterTuesday tweets and still fail to reach its origin. Generally, the posts will feature a retro image accompanied by a short caption. For Australians and New Zealanders, most tweets from Europe and America actually appear on a Wednesday morning and this is generally the best time for those in Oceania and Asia to check in.

#TransporterTuesday has easily gained the most traction on Twitter. However, the odd post with this hashtag will also appear on Instagram or Facebook. For those interested, these platforms feature a search function and punching in ‘#TransporterTuesday’ will show any posts accompanied by this hashtag. Of course, you may not wish to maintain a Twitter account to monitor #TransporterTuesday tweets alone and fortunately, the Twitter homepage features a search function on the top left which does not require the user to hold an account.

As Trucks at Tracks aims to lead online conversation in the motorsport transporters niche, we will be finding and reposting the best content coming out of #TransporterTuesday each week.

We are also burning the midnight oil to bring you plenty of standalone articles profiling motorsport transporters to be published in the near future.