Tip#5 - Backing a Truck - 90 degree backs✔

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This Trucking Game may not be a view from inside the cab, but it's the most realistic physics that a truck makes where you get to understand how to truck operates in reverse. American Truck Simulator (ATS)and European Trucking Simulator 2 (ETS2) are the best trucking games that you get, and I recommend that you play them, but my game is created for people to just get used to reversing a trailer.

I have heard from so many users that truck schools across the country use my game and use my videos to show their students how to back up.

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[GXilla]

Bro Thank uuuu for making this video like this, I have a class A CDL license, as we all know for New York State road test backing into a dock is not a requirement so my instructors never really taught me how to do it they just told me what I needed to know to pass the test, but now I got hired at the post office in one of their test is backing something I've never done so I tried practicing at my current job with one of their trailers but the guy who showing me has a really strong accent and his English is horrible but he's the only guy available on the day I work to show me, so I've been watching YouTube videos on the matter, and I came across yours which showed me exactly what I needed to see so when I go back into the truck I'll feel more confident, the thing I needed to see was the steering wheel movements. That helped me so much and seeing the big picture and everything clicks now, it looks similar to parallel parking anyway thanks again I just had to write this comment I know the videos old hope you see it👌👌👌👌

[Xykaru]

Trucking made easy with all those cameras. The top down view was great.

[atarukoh]

I use 2 tips 1st tip be 10 to eleven feet from front of parked trailers tip 2 go to the 7th space with your shoulder as reference from the spot you want in that is usually enough to go into the 90

[narrowroad]

Hello brother. Please make video breaking down the science of 1. Knowing when backing up the way the axle/wheel have to be aligned properly 2. Backing up when does steering wheel need to be straight. Getting out of ugly situations and reversing properly. In videos the steering wheel is fast and I need to see the when/why science of the steering wheel. 3. Anticipating the steering correctly when backing up 4. I guess doing a slow back up so I can see the steering wheel play and explaining it. 5. Distance science of backing in terms of how far. 6. I need to understand how far I need to pull forward 7. The whole chasing science and which way I need I need to turn and why. I’m sorry if I’m asking for much but know you’re making an impact in helping us and I’m so grateful that you have a heart of doing this when you don’t need to. GOD BLESS YOU SIR

[timmayk]

Always know where ur tandems are big moves require big corrections backing takes time you’ll never really master it bc in the real world of trucking scenarios change everyday...keep truckin

[armandoalaniz]

I’m on my 2 day of a 6 week of training and I couldn’t do this backing until I saw this video and just like you said how to do it, the trailer went right in 🙌🏻

[roberteddins]

Bro you’re a life saver and I’m currently in road master on my 3rd week and take my evaluation next week and the 90 has been giving me hell until I came across this video & it has helped me out tremendously💯Much Love Bro✊🏽

[Arjun]

basically you can count 6.5 spots to the next of your parking spot and start from there with jacknifing or a little further works too. Also don't be too close to the yellow line if there is space on the other side. That's about a perfect backing space and 12-20 feet away from the spot. It works for me mostly.

[kechumgreen]

I did a little back up practicing yesterday and by looking at this video I have figured out that I was holding the jackknife too long. this video really helped. looks like you started counter steering the jackknife at about 45 degrees (trailer to cab relation) the corner of the trailer was near the centerline of the cab. all though the jackknife continued to 90 degrees, the tires finally got turned to begin the "un-coiling" of the jackknife. thanks!

[nathanielthorne]

Thank you, I tried this today at school and impressed my instructor, had to pull up sometimes, but was a 100% improvement from last time.

[GarryS]

SUPER as You usually do !
Thanks a lot !

[timbocf]

“That’s one of my better backs” he says… you freakin nailed it!!

[Yeffry]

Excelent video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[Boogzilaaa]

Thank you for this video. I have my CDL booked next week. A last minute change to a different testing facility requires me to do a 90 back rather than an offset that I've been practicing for 2 weeks now. I'll be watching this video on repeat for the next week. Professionals make it look so easy!

[ryankanno]

Thank you for this video! I'm not learning SHIT at the school I'm going to! Everybody's English is really hard to understand, and they don't even really teach us anything. I pretty much just paid to borrow the parking lot and the truck, and I have to learn everything on YouTube.

[q-dawwg]

My wife and I are in school currently and we're team drivers. This video was sent to us to help us with our 90 degree parking.... we've watched it multiple times and it has been very helpful. We'll be testing next week or so and I feel confident and now we have to concentrate on this skill. Thanks brother

[robertgray]

GOAL. For an experienced driver this may work but for us new drivers we're going to get out and look and if possible just pull forward till I see both corners of the parking space in my rear-view mirrors

[gekko]

Thank you david, it helps me a lot. I am very appreciated. Right now I understand how to park. It's not perfect, but I have the information how to park now.

[paulhickey]

Best backing instruction I’ve seen. Thank you

[hassanosman]

Thanks for sharing all of your videos are really great I got my cdl 3 month ago and I l learn more than I learned in school for watching ur videos and I can’t thanks enough.