in my opinion he waited way too long to get a gap in traffic. I would have created the gap earlier. I would have backed it up more, then pull out when there was a gap, and then when there is a gap from the oncoming traffic i would pull it into that gap and just block the entire road immediately. Obviously in a safe manner, indicating to everyone what i am doing. But, i am big enough for cars to stop, and even trucks seem to stop when i do it. The only thing is: Make sure you set up correctly the first time. So you can push it in nicely and dont have to pull it up multiple times. Because then it becomes embarrassing. Anyways, me, dutch in the Netherlands, and when i know where i have to be, i drive towards it, slow down before i am where i should be to aim for a gap in oncoming traffic, and once the gap is there i make sure i am almost at the spot i should be. So i then can do the maneuvre, and i care not for what is behind. Im gonna block the street, simple. Parking beside the road and letting everyone go through is more dangerous. But yeah, as the rest said: Everyone who is able to drive a car reasonably safe can do this. It takes some practice, but after a bit of that it is like riding a bike.
Funny. I think it should be illegal to allow drivers a license who can't back into a facility like this. This is asking the world to change in a world that is ever changing.. There will never be a lack of different challenges in this line of work. If you can't adapt you're in the wrong job....
I would sue that building's owner. It should be illegal to have to back up to a dock like that! If I wanted to be a bigger wimp,I would join the union. Lol
This is just patience 101! You cannot teach that! My 1st year of trucking was just chaotic with situations like these. Now I'm calm, cool and collected. It just comes with time.
@@behindenemylines.3103 damn sure did, if you’ve every been to the those hellish cities like Chicago, nyc Detroit, Cleveland, you can appreciate the job he did
I’m a new driver, & this was very impressive ! I learned a lot from watching your hand movements and how your trailer was reacting. I’ll be on a national dedicated account going over 47 states & I know I’ll have to one day encounter situations like this. You’re definitely a pro, be safe out there !
I’ve been otr on my own for two weeks and two days ago I had to do a back like this delivering to a customer in Pennsylvania where I had to block traffic on both sides so that I good back into the dock. I was thinking of your video and I did it quickly & safely successfully!! ❤️, thank you !
Very impressive. I drove for four years. There was an EXTREMELY tight dock that I would sometimes have to back into in Toledo, Ohio at Acklin Stamping. Not only was it tight, but you had to blindside back into it at a 45 degree angle in traffic. It was so tough, man. Once in the dock, your truck would only be like 5 feet from still being in the road. Luckily people were very patient with me most of the time. 1925 Nebraska Ave Toledo Ohio. I still have nightmares of putting a trailer in there when there was only one empty dock. 😂
Awesome Job my dude, I am a new trucker that come up from a Box truck driver. I work for an LTL company in Mi. My route is pretty much all Detroit, and we have some difficult docks to back into. Got to love the blindside backing in a pitch-black docks. I found the key to safe and effective driving is to take your time. Keep up the good work and be safe.
For what it's worth, you did a fine job, especially with all the obstacles you had to go through. Thank you for sharing. Good looking fur baby you have there. Peace ✌.
Very nice job. You have amazing patience with that heavy traffic. Thanks for sharing what you go through. Love your companion, I'll bet he loves to go in the truck.
Super job driver!! It is really appreciated that you shared this. I'm retired, but I am always a driver at heart. God bless you and please stay safe....
I'm not a trucker or anything like that, but from what I can tell this is damn impressive. I have massive respect for ya! Hopefully one day I can try and be as patient as you : )
Driver, you did an A+ fantastic job! After 37 years out here I'm real quick to say "Hey you could have done this better or you could have done that or I would have done this or I would have done that" but I'll tell you, after watching you do I really can't add anything at all! I've been to Chicago and all kinds of places I have had two back in the places like those indoor docks before. I'm a car hauler these days and from time to time I still have to back in somewhere from the street. Happy motoring. P.S. I absolutely love your co-driver! Pits are the best!
Excellent work my man. Funny how years ago before GoPros and such that would just be a faint memory in your head of a tough back in, but instead now you can relive it, and you've shared your awesome skills with almost half a million people at this point.
Bro im from Chicago and worked for Sysco as my first class a job, all downtown n city deliveries. did that shit for 4 months. Worst experience as a new driver tbh but it made a better driver and helped me with my backing 100%. Idk how the fuck I didnt get into an accident but the moment I got a better opportunity I was GONE lol.
That why I was so scared of becoming a truck driver. Backing up. I’m in school now to become a truck driver. Great job man. I hope to be as good as you
That was tight at least u had someone patrolling while u we’re backing. Other drivers have hit that post where u we’re backing as well the wall. You did well, took your time and checked your mirrors consistanlly,. Great job backing in safely 👏
You did good bro! I’ve been driving for 2 1/2 years and I find that you get better by picking the worse parking spots to park in at rest areas to get your skills up . Keep up the good work 👍🏼
I deliver for 84 lumber but I drive the flatbed Cummings ram with a front to back front and side enclosed rack. I've had 40 foot lvls on there. The full rack is only 22 feet lol. Illegal but they never say anything to me even though I'm technically commercial. They are focused on our pig trucks. I have road around with them and helped on slow days and hell no lol I like my size truck. No dump but most places are new construction so I back up and hit the brakes and let it tip off and drove out from underneath. I like it dropping stuff off the top in between tight loads and steer the truck left or right to straighten it not to hit anything. Best job I've had. Out on my own just go back and forth til the day is done.
I drove for 15 years and I always enjoyed backing up! After a while you get so use to backing up that you don't really think of it that much. (You are so use to it).
Been there, done that many many times. It doesn't get any easier, the other drivers will NEVER respect what you're trying to do. I do the same thing and yell at them and call them stupid, etc.... Impressive skill for only 3 years experience though.
Good work driver!!! You got it! Reminds me of my time moving trailers into amaricas mart in Atlanta.. up to 20 a day, backing driver side and blind side off the streets... Had to be quick and efficient to make it in that gig..
😂😂😂I've had to do that a few times and I hated it. There always seems to be another truck in the next dock too. You did it with much more grace than I. Great job👍.
Dude, I couldn't have done that with a completely empty street and seven hours to attempt it. VERY impressive the skill you guys have.
Most cdl driving students never get even 7 hours of backing practice.
You can after a few weeks of practice. Then it becomes natural. You'd be having that trailer in there as easy as he did it 👍
Let me guess Mr. Biden, you´d mix up the dock or fall asleep during backing?
in my opinion he waited way too long to get a gap in traffic. I would have created the gap earlier.
I would have backed it up more, then pull out when there was a gap, and then when there is a gap from the oncoming traffic i would pull it into that gap and just block the entire road immediately.
Obviously in a safe manner, indicating to everyone what i am doing.
But, i am big enough for cars to stop, and even trucks seem to stop when i do it.
The only thing is: Make sure you set up correctly the first time.
So you can push it in nicely and dont have to pull it up multiple times.
Because then it becomes embarrassing.
Anyways, me, dutch in the Netherlands, and when i know where i have to be, i drive towards it, slow down before i am where i should be to aim for a gap in oncoming traffic, and once the gap is there i make sure i am almost at the spot i should be.
So i then can do the maneuvre, and i care not for what is behind.
Im gonna block the street, simple.
Parking beside the road and letting everyone go through is more dangerous.
But yeah, as the rest said: Everyone who is able to drive a car reasonably safe can do this.
It takes some practice, but after a bit of that it is like riding a bike.
@@mbo1071 its not rocket science what you do for work lol
Your skills is impressive . But I think this type of dock should be illegal .
Agreed
Funny. I think it should be illegal to allow drivers a license who can't back into a facility like this. This is asking the world to change in a world that is ever changing.. There will never be a lack of different challenges in this line of work. If you can't adapt you're in the wrong job....
@@ScottWarder Okay super trucker 8000
Nobody gets on the way of truckers like other truckers. Glad I don’t run Chicago anymore
I would sue that building's owner. It should be illegal to have to back up to a dock like that! If I wanted to be a bigger wimp,I would join the union. Lol
This is just patience 101! You cannot teach that!
My 1st year of trucking was just chaotic with situations like these. Now I'm calm, cool and collected. It just comes with time.
patience solve the impossible
Legend has it that his dreads is still swinging while he did it effortlessly props
Never mind his lovely long hair,he did a good job.
@@behindenemylines.3103 damn sure did, if you’ve every been to the those hellish cities like Chicago, nyc Detroit, Cleveland, you can appreciate the job he did
Good job guy👍👍
Bro, that was skills beyond skills. Some people can’t even back a car in there. You did that with a trailer???? Damn!!! Props bruh…..props!
Awesome manoeuvre into that tight bay, it's the same here in UK, the traffic won't give you a minute to do the reverse !!
Wow, dude...whatever their paying you to deliver there, it ain't enough. Good job!
I’m a new driver, & this was very impressive ! I learned a lot from watching your hand movements and how your trailer was reacting. I’ll be on a national dedicated account going over 47 states & I know I’ll have to one day encounter situations like this. You’re definitely a pro, be safe out there !
im going to cdl school now , what's your ig
I’ve been otr on my own for two weeks and two days ago I had to do a back like this delivering to a customer in Pennsylvania where I had to block traffic on both sides so that I good back into the dock. I was thinking of your video and I did it quickly & safely successfully!! ❤️, thank you !
@@outerspacevegasbeats I don’t have any social media, but good luck to you !!!
@@courtney6505 damn I wanted to park my truck into your dock ya feel me
@@outerspacevegasbeats what are you, a teenager? lol
Very impressive.
I drove for four years. There was an EXTREMELY tight dock that I would sometimes have to back into in Toledo, Ohio at Acklin Stamping.
Not only was it tight, but you had to blindside back into it at a 45 degree angle in traffic. It was so tough, man.
Once in the dock, your truck would only be like 5 feet from still being in the road.
Luckily people were very patient with me most of the time.
1925 Nebraska Ave
Toledo Ohio.
I still have nightmares of putting a trailer in there when there was only one empty dock. 😂
You see how he takes his time & utilizes his mirrors. It’s never a rush people!!!
Omg, that is the craziest nerve racking dock I have ever seen, you earned an gold metal for backing it in there.🎖🎖🏆🎉👍
Goat s#%T bro. Patience and skills my guy. Keep being motivation
Awesome Backing! The dog was equally as impressive the way he stood on the window without falling out.
3yrs driving! Absolute class man.👍
Big up to you. With only about three years under the wheel, that was nice backing. Not to mention a wonderful looking pet Pit Terrier.
ONLY three years? If you arent squared away after 12 months you dont need to be doing this job, this shit is not rocket science
Yeah this back was hard because of the pressure from the cars not the room he had. He had ton of room to pull up for corrections or whatever
@@zachz699lol.
Bravo Trucker!! I see EXACTLY where I mess up. PANIC and sweating it. Thanks for the video. Onward.
Dude! You are the man for someone who has only been driving this size truck for 3 years. Great Job! You made it look easy ...
It takes lots of patience at places like these especially.
Hats off to you brother 👏
Very impressive! Can’t believe no one was even thinking of stopping for 3 minutes just to give you enough time to back up! Cheez..people…
THANKS FOR DELIVERING AND KEEPING THE COUNTRY RUNNING
That’s a baaaddddd man right there!!!!! 👍🏼 salute from FL
Awesome Job my dude, I am a new trucker that come up from a Box truck driver. I work for an LTL company in Mi. My route is pretty much all Detroit, and we have some difficult docks to back into. Got to love the blindside backing in a pitch-black docks. I found the key to safe and effective driving is to take your time. Keep up the good work and be safe.
You are right about taking your time sometimes the thousand people waiting are on a different wavelength, greetings from ireland,
For what it's worth, you did a fine job, especially with all the obstacles you had to go through. Thank you for sharing. Good looking fur baby you have there. Peace ✌.
You did an amazing job even with all that traffic. You have skills. Thank you
Need more videos of trucking! I enjoyed this especially with how hard of a dock that looks but props to you
He is obviously very relaxed and patient man. If your nerves are bad, you shouldn't be a professional driver anyway. Great job man.
Very nice job. You have amazing patience with that heavy traffic. Thanks for sharing what you go through. Love your companion, I'll bet he loves to go in the truck.
The most insane back I’ve seen 😊 dope video
Nuff Respect ✊🏾 from UK 🇬🇧 not only the chaos on the road but avoided truck inside the bay
Mannnnn that was great great backing, i could've never made that move & it was suppppper tight!!!! GREAT JOB BRO
That was absolutely incredible. Spot on skills. Drive safe out there my man
You got mad skills my man, that’s impressive, I don’t know how you do it! My hats down to you, I have mad respect for you!!
That was some great backing up. Beautiful dog I like that you are nice to him. 👍👍👍
Super job driver!! It is really appreciated that you shared this. I'm retired, but I am always a driver at heart. God bless you and please stay safe....
Now that was some backing good job!!!!!!!!
Wow! That was beautiful. Great job!!
I'm not a trucker or anything like that, but from what I can tell this is damn impressive. I have massive respect for ya! Hopefully one day I can try and be as patient as you : )
Driver, you did an A+ fantastic job! After 37 years out here I'm real quick to say "Hey you could have done this better or you could have done that or I would have done this or I would have done that" but I'll tell you, after watching you do I really can't add anything at all! I've been to Chicago and all kinds of places I have had two back in the places like those indoor docks before. I'm a car hauler these days and from time to time I still have to back in somewhere from the street.
Happy motoring.
P.S. I absolutely love your co-driver! Pits are the best!
Sir, that was beautiful. Tremendous skill and professionalism. Please peace and continued blessings.
My man ! I still can't believe the other truckers to not stop and give you some space. My respect, u have skills and some stones 🤜🤛
Thank you for your service.
Excellent work my man. Funny how years ago before GoPros and such that would just be a faint memory in your head of a tough back in, but instead now you can relive it, and you've shared your awesome skills with almost half a million people at this point.
Wow. SImply amazing. One of the best backs I've seen. I don''t think I could ever do this. brother that was amazing!!!!!
My man you killed it, and made it look easy. Love your blue pit.
Bro im from Chicago and worked for Sysco as my first class a job, all downtown n city deliveries. did that shit for 4 months. Worst experience as a new driver tbh but it made a better driver and helped me with my backing 100%. Idk how the fuck I didnt get into an accident but the moment I got a better opportunity I was GONE lol.
Mano, se é o cara! Grande manobra, rápida e objetiva.
Patience is a friend. Very nicely done.
That why I was so scared of becoming a truck driver. Backing up. I’m in school now to become a truck driver. Great job man. I hope to be as good as you
Every new truck driver struggles with backing, just keep practicing and take your time, don't rush.
@@KoRnMnky thank you! I will do my best
This is my first time viewing this! Very Impressive!!
All the old parts of Chicago were like this.
It was places like these that really sharpened my backing skills
Nicely done sir.
Man oh man that was good. Still can't get in my mind the reverse turns. Keep up the good work.
Really professional job. Thanks for the content.
Excellent! You did very Good! Heavy traffic.
You displayed the biggest thing to stay calm--patience. I would tear something up for sure.
That's what I loved about the old Mack truck. It could haul ass in reverse.
That was tight at least u had someone patrolling while u we’re backing. Other drivers have hit that post where u we’re backing as well the wall. You did well, took your time and checked your mirrors consistanlly,. Great job backing in safely 👏
Just learning and that was some impressive shit right there!!!!!
Verÿ damn impressive, the backing n the video angle...
Bravo....
👍👍👍👍👍👍
Yup , Absolutely Awesome Driving 🚛 !!!
Excellent job backing your trailer in that dock
That's what truck driving is! Excellent driving, brother. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Good job! I give you your props, young blood!
Nicely done.
That is just crazy 😮 congrats on getting the trailer in there man
You did good bro! I’ve been driving for 2 1/2 years and I find that you get better by picking the worse parking spots to park in at rest areas to get your skills up . Keep up the good work 👍🏼
I deliver for 84 lumber but I drive the flatbed Cummings ram with a front to back front and side enclosed rack. I've had 40 foot lvls on there. The full rack is only 22 feet lol. Illegal but they never say anything to me even though I'm technically commercial. They are focused on our pig trucks. I have road around with them and helped on slow days and hell no lol I like my size truck. No dump but most places are new construction so I back up and hit the brakes and let it tip off and drove out from underneath. I like it dropping stuff off the top in between tight loads and steer the truck left or right to straighten it not to hit anything. Best job I've had. Out on my own just go back and forth til the day is done.
Very good job my bro, may the Lord bless you in so many ways.
You have skills and patience Driver. Well done
Bro, you did an excellent job👍👍👍
hell yea bro bro watching from grand rapids Michigan hella respect hell yea i was very impressed
Great job brother. Be safe and God Bless
Amazing work brother keep grinding 💪 👏
Damn. You the man brother! Doubt many people good do that!
Respect for such skills , I salute you !
I know this was a year ago but what skill you have. 👍👍 Excellent reversing,well done. From the U.K.
Outstanding!
Good work G
Hopefully you'll do more trucking videos at some point. This was some great content.
Well done. Good Job ! 👍👏👏💯
bro you are the F#%N MAN your driving skills are of the charts
Great backing skills!
Bro you got skills I take my test next month for CDL in Illinois I'm praying one day I have your skills much respect king.
Fantastic job!!! professional at work....🚛
And damn straight as well, just look at the trail the wheels of the trailer left: the back wheels of the tractor are exactly on it! Nice 1 😀
Very much appreciated......wouldn't want to be too..blazed 😮
OUTSTANDING DRIVER....nice puppy too
I drove for 15 years and I always enjoyed backing up! After a while you get so use to backing up that you don't really think of it that much. (You are so use to it).
Great backing skills, keep doing what you do
Been there, done that many many times. It doesn't get any easier, the other drivers will NEVER respect what you're trying to do. I do the same thing and yell at them and call them stupid, etc.... Impressive skill for only 3 years experience though.
And that ladies and gentlemen is a professional at work.
Excellent work. 👍
You're a bad man much respect
they can never get the sh7t out the way for when u get there. they coulda easily moved that box truck. good lucks big guy. keep up the good work
Man, awesome driving skills!!
I was not really having it wen the video started but wen I saw that truck line up I was like daaaaaaam my man got good skills 😊😊😊
Good work driver!!! You got it! Reminds me of my time moving trailers into amaricas mart in Atlanta.. up to 20 a day, backing driver side and blind side off the streets... Had to be quick and efficient to make it in that gig..
You got skills bro 💪😎
U did excellent job 👊
Beautiful work
😂😂😂I've had to do that a few times and I hated it. There always seems to be another truck in the next dock too.
You did it with much more grace than I. Great job👍.
Great Job King!
You did Well!!! Keep up the good work.