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Originally Posted by StainlessSteelCynic
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Maybe the BMD has damaged running gear/engine or tracks etc. etc.
The second reason would be the portee concept. Using the truck to carry the BMD to save wear and tear on the BMD engine, tracks etc. etc. It also uses less fuel to cart the thing around on the back of a truck.
And there's one other idea, maybe it was a tactical choice - the autocannon of the BMD is much higher above ground level than it would normally be. In the back of that truck, it looks as though it's at a good height to fire over walls and gates like you see in the background.
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Well hell I'd never thought about that
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