Werner Enterprises Training Simulator (Orientation week)

In this video we will take a look at The truck driving simulator at Warner enterprises orientation week
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[@TomEyre-j9d]

I love watching theses vids can you make more 😊

[@hectorgarcia-zv1wi]

I rember those I rember thosi rember those days

[@Rusty_Nickle]

I watched a few videos of these simulators. They're good tools for those that don't know any better but they're horrible tools for teaching intuition.

[@Truckinwitit]

Interesting. I go in tomorrow. 😩😩😩

[@smoovetruckin]

Have fun lol 😆

[@Truckinwitit]

@@smoovetruckin I will try lol

[@ngagenokia]

whats hard this or ats my version

[@smoovetruckin]

This was not hard at all,it was actually fun.

[@JayMafia]

Where was your training? I just got my permit .

[@smoovetruckin]

Joliet Illinois, it's a good location 👌

[@Banditscopes]

I’m just doing orientation

[@SunshineQ_91Vibe]

Do all Werner school have this?? Looks fun and valuable in n case of emergency

[@smoovetruckin]

Not sure... but yeah it's cool

[@wukilla8ee]

Their not fun at all, I been in them 2x & everytime I've gotten an insane migraine!!

[@sydnayallen6762]

I'm totally out of my field here but should he be telling you every little step to do? How do ppl learn from their mistakes if they're just doing what someone else says?

[@Dutch3DMaster]

Well, the one test lesson I had on a coach (In The Netherlands, so probably more strict than the US) there was an instructor on the right of me doing the exact same thing as with car driving: telling me where to go and where to slow down, or, in the case of the test lesson on a particular piece of the road they took us on, invading the other lane in order to not smash our mirrors on the support structure of an overpass.
If you made a mistake somewhere you'd hear it.
I for instance let go of the gas pedal after taking a speed bump for the first time at 20km/h (which felt like the whole bus was a bouncing castle and wanted to take it slightly slower the next one) where the bus basically had the back wheels meet the speed bump and be like "Nuh-uh, not going over that!" and upon me saying "Darn, that's me isn't it, because I let go of the gas?" and the instructor was just quietly nodding in agreement.
At a roundabout I heard "And we steer right a little bit because we want to stay away from the center divider, because the back will swing out..." (there was a traffic sign there).
And upon nearing the center terrain (with the nose of the bus feeling like it was shaving the bushes on there) I was already expecting to hear new instructions, only to have the instructor say a second later: "Aaaaand now we turn right fully."
My driving instructor for the car was fierce on taking buses and trucks into account and waving them through sometimes or not letting yourself get worked up over how slow things might be going and even though I really have that advice stuck in my head, that single lesson still gave me so much more new insights as to why some things are done slow.
It also taught me that the one time I helped a coach driver back up onto a busy road after mistaking a parking lot to be capable of being entered by bus, I now have learned the driver probably didn't see any of my hand signals :P . Should I ever encounter something like that again, I now know to turn my hands forward so that my palms are well visible, and indicate "Lot's of space" by having my arms wide out and decreasing the space left by rotating them up above my head.
No space left? Palms facing forward with the thumbs together.

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[@iiNgONYaMa]

Do they train manual trucks

[@smoovetruckin]

Werner is all Automatic transmission

[@Ceasar8980]

Are you in the 21st century? Who drives manual nowadays? 😂😂😂

[@iiNgONYaMa]

@@smoovetruckin thank you.

[@iiNgONYaMa]

@@Ceasar8980 the industry I'm looking to get a job in.

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