Member of the organising committee William Geuze said 67 trucks had entered so far.
He gave a “big thanks” to all the sponsors of the event for their contribution.
“It is obviously for a good cause, so it is really good to see that even in these hard times people are still willing to give and we do really appreciate that,” Geuze said.
He said it was exciting to be able to run the event again.
The organisers were motivated to start the event as a way to bring people together outside a working environment.
“It is nice for people to be able to come together in a different environment ...We’re not always working, we can come together, talk to other truck drivers and get together on a more social basis.”
He said members of the public will be able to see the trucks up close to get a sense of how big they are and gain an appreciation of the effort that goes into looking after them.