90 degree alleydock and 45 degree alleydock

You all have been drawn in again, there is no escape!

 

You might be wrong there boss, don't forget most nowadays drivers wear flip flops so they can start figuring quicker.

 

There are a few places that I still went to up till this year that I still do this.

 

Wow !!!

 

All I know is when I graduated from the trucking academy, I was never issued a protractor.

I can't even imagine how much time I would've saved if I had the proper angle Intel at the start.

 

I'm fairly certain, given that it would be physically impossible to turn over the protractor, ONLY a blind-side back could be considered a 45-degree back. And yes, it is impossible to change my mind on this topic.

 

What is it with folks getting their panties in a wad over being hired over 90 degree backs, 145 degree backs, over the shoulder 180 degree backs, etc. The companies I got hired with, "can you back in there?" "yes" "show me". Done. No secret handshakes for super secret alley docks, etc. Jesus.

 

If you don't know the degrees, you can't tell how long to leave it in the oven.

 

You are correct. Don't tell her that though.

 

It is more about perspective.