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I don't know if you did this or not (I couldn't really tell), but another cool trick to try is shoot in a higher framerate like 1080 60i or 720 60p (instead of 30p or 24p) that way when you make the dolly/truck move you can slow it down in post and the end result will look insanely smooth and slower (which means you'll need to do the initial dolly move a bit faster when filming), but these were good too. Looks like you did it at :43 and :52 which were very smooth.
Defiatly find a way to make it portable or easy to carry and get some gnar footy.