What type of semi is this referred to as?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Bluebruce, Aug 25, 2014.
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As far as air brakes, many straight trucks have "air assist" brakes -- no knobs to pull out, no air gauge, but they're still more touchy than hydraulic & make the air sound. These do not require a cdl. -
Air brakes by themselves don't require a CDL.Last edited: Aug 27, 2014
HeWhoMustNotBeNamed, Tonythetruckerdude, okiedokie and 1 other person Thank this. -
See the comment below, I'd put that truck any-######-where I please.
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Also, I think some of these delivery people get to setup displays in places like convenience stores whenever there is a holiday coming up.
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Coke distributers normally have class A and class B trucks. So your class A will be an asset to Coke.
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Friend of mine drove one for Pepsi. They trained him. Didn't have to goto school, but he did on own time to upgrade to A.
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They have vacuum assisted brakes, air over juice was made illegal years ago. If you lose your vacuum your brakes do not engage -
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