one more advice that i need

You're going to meet a lot of nice and not so nice drivers.Don't be afraid to ask for help,just do not ever let anyone drive your trk.That is grounds for termination

 

Dude, first of all Drop the Fear. Life is too short to live like that. Secondly, this is an industry where OFTEN you have to make others wait, whether it be other Truck Drivers or the Public. Accept it, cause it will not go away. You gotta do what you gotta do. Never Ever Rush, Period. And Relunctant help is better than no help at all. If you need help, Ask. We All started from square one.

 

Search around on youtube. There are a number of videos, some better then others showing backing tactics in different situations. When you're parked in a truck stop on your 10, watch others. You'll see experienced drivers and non-experienced over time and you will begin to notice common approaches that led to seemingly simple backs and will come to realize this isn't just luck, but rather experience in setting up the back and performing the back. They are equally important. But if the setup is not right, it can make some backs impossible and can make a difficult back much worse.

Some newer drivers have a certain mindset about a process that is often wrong and they keep doing the same wrong things over and over. Maybe they missed a key point during training or were improperly trained at several steps along the way. The point is, if you keep having problems, maybe you need to step back, and try something different (so long as it seems reasonable as you're thinking outside your old box)

 

I would disagree strongly. Caution is a good thing, fear is not. Fear immobilizes your abilities and potential. Every time we turn the key we are capable of losing life or taking it. It is a reality you must accept. You Must address your fearfulness. If you need help with that, seek it out.

 

One of the best and simplest backing guides I've seen.

 

One thing i can tell you DO NOT EVER RUSH to back in from a street. People are always impatient but don't mind them just focus on what you're doing and if you're not sure get out and look even if you are blocking the traffic. No one is holding a gun to your head so take your time and do it safely. Backing in to docks comes from experience.

Weather it takes you 2 min or 20 min people are almost always gonna try and go around you and if you can't back in pull over and ask for help, most people are willing to help.
Just the other day i was backing in of the street in to tight garage door and some idiot couldn't wait 5 min and drove over pedestrian walkway around me, but luckily the cop saw him and pulled him over. Half an hour later after i picked up my load he was still there with the cop, instead of waiting for 5 min he was probably late for work lol