It is best for drivers to stop the vehicle if they notice any unusual noise or think there is a problem with the vehicle. Experienced drivers know when a truck sounds unusual or if there is a problem with the motor or other parts of the vehicle. If you are not sure, pull over and check out the problem. This program is a guide to help drivers avoid excessive downtime due to a disabled vehicle .
Course Outline
- Safety Inspection
- Brake System
- Steering Gear and Linkage
- Tires
- Wheels and Rims
- Lights and Lighting Devices
- Suspension
- Fuel System
- Exhaust System
- Windshields and Wipers
- Emergency Equipment
- Vehicle Frame
- Safe Loading
- Chains
- Wire Rope
- Fiber Rope
- Synthetic Webbing
- Fittings or Attachments
- Anchor Points
- Coupling Systems
- Van and Trailer Bodies
Topics: safety inspection, brake system, steering gear and linkage, tires, wheels and rims. Suspension, fuel system, emergency equipment, and van and trailer bodies.
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