All the Trucking’s school got the day cabs plus small short trailers and I get the otr cabs with the biggest trailer their is should’ve gotten a different school🤦🏽♂️
Thanks for the amazing info, Gene. I have a test coming soon in July in Mountain View, California. I already have a class B license with air brakes. I need passenger endorsements for the bus I'll be driving, which has a maximum capacity of 15 with the driver. Do you have any tips on the driving skills test or recommendations? Thanks again!
I really like the way you explain, Gene. The only thing I would like to point out is that the first test would be the Governor Cut Out test before the Applied air leak test, that's all.
Sound went out. Would you mind redoing the video. I understand it can’t be edited but I feel like information may have been lost when the sound cut out.
Thank you so much for your comment and observation. I appreciate you paying close attention to detail! As long as you are 15 feet away from fire hydrant, you are fine. =)
Thank you so much for your comment. We'll improve the sound in the future. Should use a microphone to capture sound. However, if you have any questions about class B passenger, feel free to contact me directly! =) genefeng2005@gmail.com
Thank you for pointing it out. 2nd axle for this commercial truck is tractor. not trailer. The key is for the truck not to move during test. You can chock 1st or 2nd axle. same purpose. =)
Awesome video. I thought I was told you have to bring an actual air pressure gauge to the test and actually test each tires pressure. Do you know if that is true? Thanks in advance!
air pressure gauge is for people who has limited english level. If the examiner ask, just take it out and show the examiner how you will check the tire pressure. =)
When you make a right turn, 1. watch out for your trailer’s end wheel. 2. Go no more than 8 miles/ hour so that you have a better grip of your turn. 3.Practice makes perfect! Good luck!!
