I am almost certain I trained in that very truck. nearly 20 years of working in the industry as a casual to supplement my income. These guys were awesome trainers!
Thank you! I've passed my HR licence but looking for a job, so watching these videos help with a better understand of what needs to be done with loading! thank you!
Hi congrats can you explain to me what do I need to focus most of my attention on I have theory test coming up tomorrow and the practical the day after. Thanks
@@Mustafa.Sadullah All depends on your state. Read the road rules in the PDF you can find online on the transport department site. In the truck when you driving there's a lot to watch out for, speed, checking mirrors, indicating on time, again speed, judgement of what others are going to do infront of you etc, there is a lot to take in man, if you never drove a HR before and you going to sit the driving test straight away you will most likely fail. Find an instructor or someone who is a truck driver.
Nice and methodical but, presuming you are using a trainer as the driver, SHUT the bloody door should be a habit! - and wrong foot first getting into the cab each time!! Left, right, left and then the correct foot goes over to the left side. Especially in icy conditions, changing feet on the step increases the risk of slipping.
tosgem the industry is trying to stop them from jumping out from the cab. Old truckers who have jumped out for years hobble when they walk because they have wrecked their knees.
Don't go to a HR licensing looking as U do in profile pic... Geez dude, new glasses, hair cut, weight loss, lil plastic surgery and you'd be there. With your 80s Atari and Nintendo, with mega drive or MEGA DOOSH! 🤣🤣
@@tosgem geez I'm happy to be a moron. At least I know I was born a man, happy as a man, know how to use my manlyhood, and don't look as dam ugly as U. Pls change pic as U scared my kids and me when your pic popped up. U got no penis now? So now you've no penis! No real vagina that operates, no breasts (no not just silicone that we builders use for 2$ a tube lol). How does it feel to never have an orgasm again? 😭🤣🤣🤕💀
If one can not tell how far from the dock he is though his mirrors then maybe you need to look at you teaching methods or the trainee should should not be driving a truck. I have had 35 years truck driving and never had a problem like that..
I am almost certain I trained in that very truck. nearly 20 years of working in the industry as a casual to supplement my income. These guys were awesome trainers!
Thank you! I've passed my HR licence but looking for a job, so watching these videos help with a better understand of what needs to be done with loading! thank you!
Hi congrats can you explain to me what do I need to focus most of my attention on I have theory test coming up tomorrow and the practical the day after. Thanks
@@Mustafa.Sadullah All depends on your state. Read the road rules in the PDF you can find online on the transport department site.
In the truck when you driving there's a lot to watch out for, speed, checking mirrors, indicating on time, again speed, judgement of what others are going to do infront of you etc, there is a lot to take in man, if you never drove a HR before and you going to sit the driving test straight away you will most likely fail. Find an instructor or someone who is a truck driver.
I struggled with the offset reverse...quite difficult, but I did get my HR license anyway...
Sick explanation
Same test in the UK pretty much, just without the straight line reversing exercise.
Thank you.Going for test tmow
explained in great detail! very helpful!
Nice and methodical but, presuming you are using a trainer as the driver, SHUT the bloody door should be a habit! - and wrong foot first getting into the cab each time!! Left, right, left and then the correct foot goes over to the left side. Especially in icy conditions, changing feet on the step increases the risk of slipping.
How did he mark the spot outside the cab. I'd get back in and still not know how far back I had to go.
"3 points of contact"
Is it a common thing for truck drivers to fall out of their trucks or something?
tosgem the industry is trying to stop them from jumping out from the cab. Old truckers who have jumped out for years hobble when they walk because they have wrecked their knees.
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Don't go to a HR licensing looking as U do in profile pic... Geez dude, new glasses, hair cut, weight loss, lil plastic surgery and you'd be there. With your 80s Atari and Nintendo, with mega drive or MEGA DOOSH! 🤣🤣
@@masterphotronics.670 the profile picture is 6 years old, moron. I have now transitioned to a woman
@@tosgem geez I'm happy to be a moron. At least I know I was born a man, happy as a man, know how to use my manlyhood, and don't look as dam ugly as U. Pls change pic as U scared my kids and me when your pic popped up. U got no penis now? So now you've no penis! No real vagina that operates, no breasts (no not just silicone that we builders use for 2$ a tube lol). How does it feel to never have an orgasm again? 😭🤣🤣🤕💀
He didnt put his belt back on when reversing the second time :P
don't need seat belt whilst reversing ahahah
but at least he used three points of contact
Police have entered the chat!😂
Straight to jail, right away…
Why don't trucks have reserve cameras
Money and established trainer connections
They do have reverse cameras! But they're not allowed in a licence test as they can have distance imaging probs!
My dad on his tipper has a camera but it’s only to hook the dog trailer on if I’m not there
good information
Somehow I found offset parking really confusing!!!:(
Every small car has a reverse camera .. trucks ? No
Get fined for sounding horn to people these days so better not do that in public
Get a video editor to fix your sound levels FFS.
If one can not tell how far from the dock he is though his mirrors then maybe you need to look at you teaching methods or the trainee should should not be driving a truck. I have had 35 years truck driving and never had a problem like that..
You must be a hero
It's about learning the basics and passing the test. Do what you want when you're out on the road by yourself.