Backing...

Get out and look as many time as u want.

 

Just remember to take your time and always be aware of things on your blindside.... The longer the trailer the easier it is to back

 

You answered your own concern. Practice, practice, practice. I've been out here a little over 4 years and I didn't get really good at it until...well, I'm shooting for the end of this year.

 

where are you going to work?

 

Buy grand theft auto 5 or sit in your kids room in your underwear playing it.

I showed the noobs all time while my truck was in the shop for a checkup in Joplin at the Holiday Inn.

Helps a bunch to see it from a third person perspective. You'll have a good idea how to correct things and setup better.

The producer was on freewheeling getting ideas for 6 so I believe it will help kids get more interested in driving trucks. Even I enjoy trying to squeeze it in Lester's warehouse with a car on your left light pole preventing pull ups and a curb to your right.

I even made this one guy turn the stick in circles to imitate the wheel. Thanked me for it we still chat thru social media.

But if you fiddle around with that you'll have a better idea. No cabovers!!!!
You take the Pete !
Or the Volvo.
But the Pete is more challenging. Just like real life.

 

CDL school there also? If so that is a good one. Just be open minded and don't psych yourself out. I have had days where I can't backup in a empty Walmart parking lot and other days I can blindside back into the tightest docks fine. Just take your time and look, look and look.