They're calling on Translink to get rid of the truck route on 32nd Avenue.
Some South Surrey residents are rallying today... claiming the trucks are poisoning children and families with their toxic fumes.
Translink has to step up to the plate and the city of surrey has to step up to the plate and have these trucks removed from this section of the corridor," says Pauline Cremin with the group 32nd Avenue Community Alliance, "We're not against trucks, we're not against truck routes... but they can't have trucks on a corridor within 10 metres homes."
Translink is expected to make a decision on the issue December 7th.