Good job Therese. I don't expect any of my students to score 100. You passed and will remember your mistakes. I heard the word OOP's made me chuckle. lol I have one in training now and I told her to watch your videos over and over. Makes it easier on me. Keep up the good work., :)
Thank you, Pack... I am new to the transit world, so, still finding my footing on that beast. They are fun to drive, that’s for sure. Amazing how quiet they are too. I tell my students, usually my perfectionists, you can get a 100 on your pre trip, you can get a 100 on your maneuverability, but it’s highly unlikely to get a perfect driving score. The best road test for all of the students I have trained, has been a 98. That’s an amazing road test! I have a few pet peeve particulars...I think we all do. I’m glad to know the videos have been helpful for you/your drivers. Thanks for the comment and feedback! You’re right about never forgetting again what you miss when you’re being tested. 😊
Hi Sherry Happy to learn the video was helpful for you, delighted to hear from you, we certainly miss you in Centerville, and hope you’re enjoying all the new adventures you’re having in your new location. Continued success to you, Sherry! 😊
I need to change Pack 14 to Paul Reed, OBI for Circleville , ZT and Pickaway Ross Vol. and Team Driving school for younger students. I said before your videios save me alot of time. I have another pet pieve that I don't see. The slack adjuster has a pin in place , not broke or missing. lol Keep up the good work and enjoy the comments. Maybe we will meet someday at Advance training in the future.
That decision will be up to the school district. So far, the district I drive for is scheduled for in-person learning. There are, however, several school districts, closer to Cleveland, which have decided to go to remote learning in January.
Hello Therese on the per-trip exam, if the examiner ask you to start for driver door to back. Are you required to talk about the cross members, drive shaft and the exhaust system?
In Ohio, we have to pre-trip the entire vehicle. You are allotted 30 minutes to complete the pretrip. I’m not sure which state you are preparing to rest in... It sounds like Possibly NY or New Jersey? If you have the opportunity to call your local exam station, they should let you know.
Districts or contract companies would make the decisions about pay if remote learning is instituted. Our district gave its drivers alternative job assignments when we went remote in 2020 to maintain the drivers pay. Major inspections still take place twice a year by the state, but daily pretrip inspections only happen before a bus leaves the lot to pick up students.
Hello Therese I'm schedule to take road the Friday 5-7-21, and I have another question. Coming to a stop sign where view is obstructed by trees. What is the proper procedure when using the white line as a stopping point. Same question with railroad crossing.
If there is a stop bar, stop behind it. If there is no stop bar, stop behind the crosswalk. If there is no crosswalk, stop before you enter the intersecting street. If, however, you do not have a clear line of sight upon your initial stop location, for whatever reason... Proceed cautiously, knowing that you may need to stop again. A railway crossing is much like an intersection. If there is a stop bar, stop at the stop bar, pull your brake, turn your. noisemakers off, open your window, take bus out of gear and open your service door. Look and listen in both directions, no less than twice. If you see and hear nothing, you may proceed with caution, once you put your bus back into gear, close the door, and release the brake. Once over the track, you will turn your hazard lights off, approximately 50 feet after the track. A good rule of thumb. Is to cancel your hazard lights when you see the RR on the other side of the tracks. If there is no white line, you should be stopping no closer than 15 feet and no further than 50 feet from the nearest rail. Once you start going over the tracks, you should never stop on the track. Make certain you have enough room to clear the track on the other side.
Hi there! I noticed you didn't do a governor cut in and cut out on your air brake test us that not required in your state? In California where iam at it is....
Hello Bob, Not as part of the brake test… I do, however, mention the governor cut off while speaking about the gauges. Really great point…. Each states pretrip may have some variances in what is required to point out and verbalize. Please contact your local test site for specific requirements.
When I’m training new drivers, it usually takes five times of doing the pretrip in person, out loud and, preformed with the bus. Then, they usually have it. Some pick up the pretrip quicker, some take more time. It generally depends on the effort of the individual, and their ability for memorization. Much of the pretrip is nothing more than repetitive phrasing. You can do this…😁
Yeah I respect this video it kind of hurt me because the Utah system not as in depth but that’s on me plus sometimes you will get an instructor who’s new and doesn’t know there can be different terminology and I failed twice but nothing against this video just a heads up study the state hand book Utah sucks it really doesn’t cover school bus much
Hello Therese Mileti since you pre trip School Bus Class B CDL Pre Trip Inspection International 84 Passenger Transit RE what another pre trip are you doing to do
Hi, Iwinosa I have an International conventional pretrip, International transit RE, Bluebird, RE transit, and a Thomas CE conventional. I will likely do a special needs bus pretrip on an International. Thanks so much for asking!
No problem anytime you need me and that makes me happy because upload videos very cool and you know what makes me happy it's the Easter holiday is coming
I enjoy driving the transit, though I prefer the FE, over the RE. I like seeing out the rear door. I find it an easier, and safer ,process, with the added visibility of the doors upper and lower windows. Particularly since our RE do not have the back up camera feature.
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Greetings Therese, Thank you for all of your support. Update ... I passed my CDL test today (nailed it). Keep up the good videos, again Thanks!
That’s fantastic news! Thank you for sharing your positive results with me! Congratulations and continued success in all you do!
Good job Therese. I don't expect any of my students to score 100. You passed and will remember your mistakes. I heard the word OOP's made me chuckle. lol I have one in training now and I told her to watch your videos over and over. Makes it easier on me. Keep up the good work., :)
I have one pet peve, When they open the hood and look at the motor I want them to look and say I see No Moisture but that just me. lol
Thank you, Pack...
I am new to the transit world, so, still finding my footing on that beast. They are fun to drive, that’s for sure. Amazing how quiet they are too.
I tell my students, usually my perfectionists, you can get a 100 on your pre trip, you can get a 100 on your maneuverability, but it’s highly unlikely to get a perfect driving score. The best road test for all of the students I have trained, has been a 98. That’s an amazing road test! I have a few pet peeve particulars...I think we all do.
I’m glad to know the videos have been helpful for you/your drivers. Thanks for the comment and feedback! You’re right about never forgetting again what you miss when you’re being tested. 😊
I love watching videos of other trainer's from other states. Great video 👍
Thank you, which state are you a trainer in?
@@SchoolBusSass Alabama
This is the best International 84 passenger transit RE pre trip inspection video I have seen. Thank you
Thank you for your comment and kind feedback, both are greatly appreciated.
You did a fabulous job demonstrating and explaining everything concerning your School Bus Ms. Therese.
I appreciate the kind feedback, Sammy, thank you!
I disagree Sammy Hakim Vlogs
@@SchoolBusSass BOO !
@@robertmoir5695 there's no need for you to be rude!
Thanks Therese and Dave, your video was a big help for my recert 😊
Hi Sherry
Happy to learn the video was helpful for you, delighted to hear from you, we certainly miss you in Centerville, and hope you’re enjoying all the new adventures you’re having in your new location. Continued success to you, Sherry! 😊
Is alot to remember all this
It seems intimidating, but much of the pretrip is nothing more than repetitive phrasing.
This is a lot of stuff to remember
It is, just keep in mind,, a good portion of the pretrip is repetitive phrasing.
She did a great job on the bus and she looks good
Well, thank you kindly, David! :)
@@SchoolBusSass u seem like a good woman are u in Michigan
No, I’m in Ohio.
@@SchoolBusSass well I like u I wish u was out here therese
I need to change Pack 14 to Paul Reed, OBI for Circleville , ZT and Pickaway Ross Vol. and Team Driving school for younger students. I said before your videios save me alot of time. I have another pet pieve that I don't see. The slack adjuster has a pin in place , not broke or missing. lol Keep up the good work and enjoy the comments. Maybe we will meet someday at Advance training in the future.
I believe advanced training will be in Centerville this year…so i certainly hope so!
Excelente autobús saludos y bendiciones desde Colombia
Saludos, Domingo :)
@@SchoolBusSass Dios los bendiga y los proteja
Muchas gracias Domingo y a ti y a tu familia también.
My high school buddies get on that bus to get off when the class is over. In the afternoon.
Nice…which bus do you ride?
Another good pre trip video Therese
Thank you, Cody! Always enjoy hearing from you! Hope all is well!
Great video and material
Thank you for your comment and feedback, Amos!
I wonder will there be virtually learning for the rest of the school year?
That decision will be up to the school district. So far, the district I drive for is scheduled for in-person learning. There are, however, several school districts, closer to Cleveland, which have decided to go to remote learning in January.
It’s an IC RE
Hello Therese on the per-trip exam, if the examiner ask you to start for driver door to back. Are you required to talk about the cross members, drive shaft and the exhaust system?
In Ohio, we have to pre-trip the entire vehicle. You are allotted 30 minutes to complete the pretrip. I’m not sure which state you are preparing to rest in...
It sounds like Possibly NY or New Jersey? If you have the opportunity to call your local exam station, they should let you know.
@@SchoolBusSass Thanks i"m in Texas and will call today.
You can do this, Isaac! Go for it! 😁
That was awesome ms Therese
Thank you, Don!
If your school district goes virtual learning , will the still pay the drivers and still inspect the buses?
Districts or contract companies would make the decisions about pay if remote learning is instituted. Our district gave its drivers alternative job assignments when we went remote in 2020 to maintain the drivers pay. Major inspections still take place twice a year by the state, but daily pretrip inspections only happen before a bus leaves the lot to pick up students.
At 7:04, the torque leaf is the bottom while the spring lead is the top right?
Correct
Hello Therese I'm schedule to take road the Friday 5-7-21, and I have another question. Coming to a stop sign where view is obstructed by trees. What is the proper procedure when using the white line as a stopping point. Same question with railroad crossing.
If there is a stop bar, stop behind it. If there is no stop bar, stop behind the crosswalk. If there is no crosswalk, stop before you enter the intersecting street.
If, however, you do not have a clear line of sight upon your initial stop location, for whatever reason...
Proceed cautiously, knowing that you may need to stop again.
A railway crossing is much like an intersection. If there is a stop bar, stop at the stop bar, pull your brake, turn your. noisemakers off, open your window, take bus out of gear and open your service door. Look and listen in both directions, no less than twice. If you see and hear nothing, you may proceed with caution, once you put your bus back into gear, close the door, and release the brake. Once over the track, you will turn your hazard lights off, approximately 50 feet after the track. A good rule of thumb. Is to cancel your hazard lights when you see the RR on the other side of the tracks. If there is no white line, you should be stopping no closer than 15 feet and no further than 50 feet from the nearest rail.
Once you start going over the tracks, you should never stop on the track. Make certain you have enough room to clear the track on the other side.
Go for it, Isaac!
I’ll be cheering you on from Ohio!
You’ve got this! 😊
Sooo...how did it go today?
Hi there! I noticed you didn't do a governor cut in and cut out on your air brake test us that not required in your state? In California where iam at it is....
Hello Bob,
Not as part of the brake test…
I do, however, mention the governor cut off while speaking about the gauges.
Really great point….
Each states pretrip may have some variances in what is required to point out and verbalize. Please contact your local test site for specific requirements.
@@SchoolBusSass I have been a commercial bus driver and SPAB certificate holder for 30+ years...I have just not seen it that way...
Also how come back window buzzer did not come on till you where closing it
I think I woke it up...😂
Just kidding...I’m not entirely sure, but I did have the mechanics check it out afterwards, haven’t heard what the issue was.
You can jump out that window but in a rollover it becomes a door
Nice sure wish i lived in Ohio I would be coming and applying lol
Wow!! you’re good at remembering all that❤️❤️ how long did it take you to get all that memorized?
When I’m training new drivers, it usually takes five times of doing the pretrip in person, out loud and, preformed with the bus. Then, they usually have it. Some pick up the pretrip quicker, some take more time. It generally depends on the effort of the individual, and their ability for memorization. Much of the pretrip is nothing more than repetitive phrasing. You can do this…😁
Great job
Thank you, Julius!
Impressive!
Thank you 😊
If RE Means Rear Engine, What Does CE, BE, & C2 Stand For?
They indicate a particular bus series. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/IC_Bus
C2 is Thomas, not International/IC
ciao therese c'è un video dove si sente il motore tutta accelerata che i video sembrano finti non è reale si vede e si si sente male grazie ciao
What engine does that bus have, Cummin L9?
L9
I knew it was a Cummins, I wasn’t sure what type. Thanks for the help, Telluride!
Yeah I respect this video it kind of hurt me because the Utah system not as in depth but that’s on me plus sometimes you will get an instructor who’s new and doesn’t know there can be different terminology and I failed twice but nothing against this video just a heads up study the state hand book Utah sucks it really doesn’t cover school bus much
Also great job Teressa 💯
can you do a hydraulic brake test
Hi Paulette…
I will see what I can do. We currently do not have any busses equipped with hydraulic brakes.
Hello Therese Mileti since you pre trip School Bus Class B CDL Pre Trip Inspection International 84 Passenger Transit RE what another pre trip are you doing to do
Hi, Iwinosa
I have an International conventional pretrip, International transit RE, Bluebird, RE transit, and a Thomas CE conventional. I will likely do a special needs bus pretrip on an International.
Thanks so much for asking!
No problem anytime you need me and that makes me happy because upload videos very cool and you know what makes me happy it's the Easter holiday is coming
We just started our spring break! I’m thrilled to say I will be spending Easter with my parents this year. Have a blessed Easter season.
Those School Buses Look Good From The Out But Not As Good From The In ( At The Drivers Area )
I enjoy driving the transit, though I prefer the FE, over the RE. I like seeing out the rear door. I find it an easier, and safer ,process, with the added visibility of the doors upper and lower windows. Particularly since our RE do not have the back up camera feature.
@@SchoolBusSass At Least They Have The Reverse Sounds.