Major room means many drivers will swing the corner too fast opening up the inside of the trailer for a car to sneak in and hit you. In a bus we would train the push pull method of steering as this forces you you to go slower so you could more easily keep the rear no further than four feet from the curb to keep the cars out.
Hit a curb on my test last week didn’t know I could go into the incoming traffic lane if I’m make a right on a double lane. They told me I should just go to the 3 rd lane and than make my turn. Also there is a mother pretty tough right turn on the test.
It depends on where your tandems are positioned when you make that turn because if they are all the way to the back I doubt you can make it without impeding into the left lane to do the button maneuver 👍
@@adriannewman1322 We make these videos to help out the newer drivers, it’s not a contest on our part, just trying our best to help new guys and girls with a scenario, thanks for the view and the comment.
@UPS Lawnside Feeders 0819 what if I screen recorded the whole video ensuring your company name and logo are clearly visible. I would never record and not give you credit is that acceptable?
That was a pretty big radius turn. My triple axle grain trailer is 3 ft shorter but the axles are way in the back and my tractor is way bigger than that one almost twice as big. That wasn't even a whole tractor it was just a single axle. In other words that was a pretty easy turn
Thanks for the comment Brent, this isn’t a competition for who can take the best turn with the longest rig, we make these videos for new drivers coming into UPS Feeders and it’s just a reference to use. Thanks for watching.
@@coleparker11 in Texas they prefer you to use the lane next to you before turning 60/40 split. They do not let you pass if you go into oncoming traffic while turning this is about 5 months ago when I did my cdl test
These are just videos for our new trainees that are learning and this is just one scenario…but thanks for leaving a nice positive comment and the view.
Looks like a standard right turn. You had major room to make that turn.
He was giving an example....jeez 😅
Major room means many drivers will swing the corner too fast opening up the inside of the trailer for a car to sneak in and hit you. In a bus we would train the push pull method of steering as this forces you you to go slower so you could more easily keep the rear no further than four feet from the curb to keep the cars out.
Great idea using a drone to create this video, it is a awesome training tool for new drivers to visualize this type of turn.
Thanks Carlisle!
do what u gotta do to not hit anyone or anything the rest is conversation
Hit a curb on my test last week didn’t know I could go into the incoming traffic lane if I’m make a right on a double lane. They told me I should just go to the 3 rd lane and than make my turn. Also there is a mother pretty tough right turn on the test.
Thanks for the videos and tips. Trying to get out of pkg car. Time to move on
It depends on where your tandems are positioned when you make that turn because if they are all the way to the back I doubt you can make it without impeding into the left lane to do the button maneuver 👍
Then add a sleeper too it too and that wasn't even that tight of a right
@@adriannewman1322 facts
@@adriannewman1322 We make these videos to help out the newer drivers, it’s not a contest on our part, just trying our best to help new guys and girls with a scenario, thanks for the view and the comment.
Stupid competition...Jesus Christian! Chill
Correct. So many truck drivers out there don’t know this.
Awesome!
Omg people🙄...it's just an example. He was giving a scenario....I think this video was excellent 😊
Egos are fragile things lol, thanks for watching!
Prime showed me this way. Schneider uses the other lane.
I’d rather do the j turn to off set my trailer before the turn. But that’s more for small single lane use than the double lane.
Bro with all that room il do tat with triples
Hey good video! What about double lane right turn after exiting a highway
Thank you, I’ll get with the safety team and see what we can do.
This is how I was taught to drive 40ft buses.
Come do it with 280in wheelbase
Are your videos copyrighted? I'm developing a CDL course for my company and would like to use them.
I have no problem if you share them and give us credit, but we would have problem if you screen recorded, that's not cool.
@UPS Lawnside Feeders 0819 what if I screen recorded the whole video ensuring your company name and logo are clearly visible. I would never record and not give you credit is that acceptable?
Play it safe and take the left lane.
That was a pretty big radius turn. My triple axle grain trailer is 3 ft shorter but the axles are way in the back and my tractor is way bigger than that one almost twice as big. That wasn't even a whole tractor it was just a single axle. In other words that was a pretty easy turn
Thanks for the comment Brent, this isn’t a competition for who can take the best turn with the longest rig, we make these videos for new drivers coming into UPS Feeders and it’s just a reference to use. Thanks for watching.
You can use the lane next to you too before you start you turn. That is a proper button hook
That is a jug handle turn and it is illegal and an automatic fail. Stay in school
A fail in school but you will still use either jug handle or button hook in real life.
@@coleparker11 in Texas they prefer you to use the lane next to you before turning 60/40 split. They do not let you pass if you go into oncoming traffic while turning this is about 5 months ago when I did my cdl test
Man you had a lot of space that’s why in the city you have to take up both lanes so yeah plus your driving a dam day cab
Thanks for criticism, but we just make these videos for the newer drivers that come out of package car, again, we’re not in competition with anybody.
I take as much room as i can. I dont care as long as i dont hit anyone or anything.
You must be a newbie..it doesn't always go like that!!
These are just videos for our new trainees that are learning and this is just one scenario…but thanks for leaving a nice positive comment and the view.
The sampled curve is wide curve, the figure drawing is not drawn to scale. Its good video tho
Do the same thing but this time youre 78 feet long
Bro... u got a single axel.... try with a sleeper next time
Once again…we are not competing with anyone, training purposes only. Thanks for the watch and comment.
Truck drivers in the comments make everything a competition, no wonder there are shortages everywhere. Gatekeeping at its finest.
There's definitely not a shortage of drivers. If it were we would make more
This isn't a button hook turn !!!
Thanks for watching!