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| Parallel Parking Hi all, Just graduated from my CDL school, got my license and can nail the parallel parking every time. Here is what I need to know. Like I said, I can hit the parallel parking but I've been doing it all along with a 28 foot trailer. I'm heading to training with my company and am sure I'll be tested on the parallel park with a 53' trailer. what is the best way to setup for the maneuver with a 53 footer? any links to diagrams etc is appreciated. thx. |
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| I haven't much either myself. Just in a few tight packed rest areas. Never with shipping/receiving though.
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| Can't remember the last time I ever had to park like that...i am always looking for the easy parking.
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| 916, any parking you do with a 53 will be twice as easy than a 28 footer. I kinda doubt you will even be tested on parking like that hiring on with a new company unless they have lots of accounts where its strictly parallel |
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I wonder why DMV even tests on it but I guess it's good to know in the event you ever have to do it. Our school taught us a weird way of doing it with a 28'er. But you're right I'll probably not have to do it for my employer...probably just an alley dock type of back up. I've been backing with a 28' travel trailer for years and it really helped me a lot in school. Personally I think the longer it is the easier it is.... thanks again everyone! |
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