- Y
- A letter rating for tires to indicate that they are theoretically rated for speeds up to 300 kph (186 mph), as in P220YR15.The next higher rating is Z and the one lower rating is W
- Yard Horse
- A tractor for moving trailers short distances in a truck yard or terminal compound. Also called switching tractor, yard tractor, trailer spotter, yard dog, and linehauler. Equipment is manufactured and sold for such exclusively off-road use, but sometimes old, spare, or unroadworthy tractors are used.
- Yard Jockey
- A person who operates a Yard tractor
- Yard Mule
- Special tractor used to move trailers around a terminal, warehouse, distribution center, etc. Also called a Yard Tractor
- Yard sale
- A bicycle term borrowed from skiing where a serious crash leaves all your various wares -- water bottles, pump, tool bag, etc. -- scattered as if on display for sale.
- Yardstick
- Trucker slang for Mile markers on the road side as in "There's a smokey advertising at the 75 yardstick."
- Yard Tractor
- Special tractor used to move trailers around a terminal, warehouse, distribution center, etc. Also called a Yard Mule
- Yaw angle
- The angle of deviation between a vehicle's longitudinal axis and its true direction of motion, i.e., the difference between the direction a vehicle is pointing when cornering and the direction in which it is actually moving
