were filled or filled
Roads were filled with cars and trucks.
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Either is possible.
Your example is fine as a sentence, and means that they had a lot of vehicles on them.
'Roads filled with cars and trucks' could mean two things - a noun phrase "We tried to avoid roads filled with cars and trucks" or it could also say what happened: "After the game, roads filled with cars and trucks"
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That is perfect
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