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PART 1 - PRE-TRIP INSPECTION AND EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT

  • For those items that apply, checkmark (√) if driver's performance is satisfactory, mark with an X if driver's performance is unsatisfactory. Explain unsatisfactory items under Remarks

  • Checks general condition approaching unit

  • Looks for leakage of coolants, fuel, lubricants

  • Checks under hood, oil, water, general condition of engine compartment, steering <br>

  • Checks around unit, tires, lights, trailer hookup,brake and light lines, body, doors, horn, windshield wipers <br>

  • Tests brake action, tractor protection valve, and parking (hand) brake <br>

  • Checks horn, windshield wipers, mirrors, emergency equipment; reflectors, flares, fuses, tire chains (if necessary), fire extinguisher <br>

  • Checks instruments for normal readings

  • Checks dashboard warning lights for proper functioning

  • Cleans windshield, windows, mirrors, lights, reflectors

  • Reviews and signs previous report (DVIR)

PART 2 - COUPLING AND UNCOUPLING

  • Lines up units

  • Connects glad hands to trailer to apply trailer brakes before coupling <br>

  • Connects glad hands and light line properly

  • Couples without difficulty

  • Raises landing gear fully after coupling

  • Visually checks king pin assembly to be certain of proper coupling <br>

  • Checks coupling by applying hand valve or tractor-protection valve (trailer air supply valve) and gently applying pressure by trying to pull away from trailer <br>

  • Assure that surface will support trailer before uncoupling <br>

PART 3 - PLACING VEHICLE IN MOTION AND USE OF CONTROLS

A. ENGINE

  • Understands gauges on instrument panel

  • Maintains proper engine speed (rpm) while driving

  • Does not abuse motor

  • Places transmission in neutral before starting engine

  • Starts engine without difficulty

  • Allows proper warm-up

B. CLUTCH AND TRANSMISSION

  • Times gearshifts properly

  • Shifts gears smoothly

  • Uses proper gear sequence

  • Starts loaded unit smoothly

  • Uses clutch properly

C. BRAKES

  • Knows proper use of tractor protection valve

  • Understands low air warning

  • Tests service brakes

  • Builds full air pressure before moving

D. STEERING

  • Controls steering wheel

  • Good driving posture and good grip on wheel

E. LIGHTS

  • Knows lighting regulations

  • Uses proper headlight beam

  • Dim lights when meeting or following other traffic

  • Adjusts speed to range of headlights

  • Proper use of auxiliary lights

PART 4 - BACKING AND PARKING

A. BACKING

  • Gets out and checks before backing

  • Looks back as well as uses mirror

  • Gets out and rechecks conditions on long back

  • Avoids backing from blind side

  • Signals when backing

  • Controls speed and direction properly while backing

B. PARKING (City)

  • Does not hit nearby vehicles or stationary objects

  • Parks proper distance from curb

  • Sets parking brake, puts in gear, chocks wheels, shuts off motor <br>

  • Checks traffic conditions and signals when pulling out from parked position <br>

  • Parks in legal and safe location

C. PARKING (Road)

  • Parks off pavement

  • Avoids parking on soft shoulder

  • Uses emergency warning signals when required

  • Secures unit properly

PART 5 - SLOWING AND STOPPING

  • Uses gears properly ascending

  • Gears down properly descending

  • Stops and restarts without rolling back

  • Tests brakes before descending grades

  • Uses brakes properly on grades

  • Uses mirrors to check traffic to rear

  • Signals following traffic

  • Avoids sudden stops

  • Stops smoothly without excessive fanning

  • Stops before crossing sidewalk when coming out of driveway or alley <br>

  • Stops clear of pedestrian crosswalks

PART 6 - OPERATING IN TRAFFIC PASSING AND TURNING

A. TURNING

  • Signals intention to turn well in advance

  • Gets into proper lane well in advance of turn

  • Checks traffic conditions and turns only when intersection is clear <br>

  • Restricts traffic from passing on right when preparing to complete right hand turn <br>

  • Completes turn promptly and safely and does not impede other traffic <br>

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