90 degree alley dock tandem towards the rear

[@K05602]

I wish I had seen this when I was in cdl school. I looked through many videos and not very many people slow down and explain in that much detail.. especially getting out of the truck several times and using two cameras. It also helped that you showed us how to do it in a smaller space, imagining there are more trailers on the blindside for teaching purposes... rather than using all the space. The tracks in the snow are useful too. :) Well done!

[@elitsikata]

You dont learn how to drive in schools. It's out the real world that's where the learning is. What they teach in the school is just nonsense

[@ameehasa5504]

Now from ur experiences do u advice me to go to school for driving test I drive small car long time I get my CDL permit

[@datskitzo3810]

That's not a 90, it's a 45. You do a 90 when you have less room then that. You also don't need to ally dock with your tamdens all the way back. You can move them once you have it lined up straight, so it's a worthless video.

[@10p56]

I 8am⁸

[@horaceragin7133]

I hear you. For as long as you drive always make sure you get out and check to see if you're to close.

[@daviddebergh254]

Doesn’t matter how many times you GOAL and how many pull ups you do as long as you don’t hit anything you’re good. Too many 💩talkers and not enough helpers in trucking...

[@Buttermyrocket]

David DeBergh exactly

[@senior4546]

never, never, neeeever trust a "" helper"" giving you directions when backing or such, countless times have i seen drivers hitting sh...trusting a ""helper"" besides that bs of ..left...right..the other way, your other left, go back go fort....is anoying and irritating.

[@harrisavon219]

David, 2 months out here driving....yes no good helpers out here. They watch you hit shit rather than telling you about what you are about to hit. Yes, I dont need a helper but a spotter is good to say your about to hit something.

[@Yventura1976]

I liked your way of explaining what and how to do it. Got a follower !!!

[@keithharris4395]

@Manny Araujo how did you get your CDL I'm trying to get mine but CR England wants me to go out of state just to take the test

[@sheldonm.6180]

Just want to let you know, I just used your technique while I'm at my truck school, and it was flawless. Thanks Yellow Ranger!

[@AlexP-jz9sg]

I really hope you are a trainer because you seem like the rare few that gives detailed instruction. There are so many terrible instructors in the trucking industry that just don’t seem to care or have any patience to explain so that the student can understand concepts quicker. Great video.

[@don_0020]

It took me a couple months of riding with my dad to get it and I won’t ever forget, to those struggling don’t worry it’s hella simple trust you’ll get it because I thought I’d never

[@devan007]

Bro First of all thank you soo much for your great effort to show us the video.. I like the way you talk.. and you made it simple

[@safetysafety4351]

Great informative video

[@allisone8]

yes he is awesome in how he teaches.

[@thevirginian1248]

Even that he has enough space on the front to maneuver easy, he is showing us how to do it in a very thigh space. Thank you sir.

[@youngpatrick29]

Oh trust me, you are greatly mistaken if you think this is tight...

[@Minatox4th]

I watch this video for the first time six years ago when I started driving, it taught me a lot thank you so much. I’ve become a truck driver and this was the first video. I watched to learn the back up.

[@mylesshaw6494]

So refreshing to see a swift driver who can actually back and park a trailer without wrecking it.. great job keep up the good work

[@TyReSeDuJuaN]

he drives for central. look on the side of his tractor. he's just pulling a swift trailer.

[@invista4134]

Take a look of the videos of SWIFT damaging tractors at truck stops...

[@armysoldier8667]

CENTRAL! broker load RUN! driiiiiiver

[@zach8969]

@@TyReSeDuJuaN Central was bought by Swift smart one...

[@chrisbryant267]

Hes a cool Dude trying to provide for the family.

[@mohamedsadik8210]

Thanks so much for this tutorial, very well explained, with good camera angles, you are gifted at teaching, keep up the good work, and ignore negative comments, they just can't be positive and helpful like you.

[@austinstinnette5990]

dude thank you for taking the time you did to walk through the steps and show the view points on how to do this! much appreciated

[@dongodwin2144]

Simply, never make it harder than it has to be. Use all room available

[@NoName-jj4yi]

I’m not even sure why you would back up with them all they to rear in the first place. Especially if it’s tight. Back up then adjust. Sometimes you don’t even have to lock them and they won’t move on you.

[@TruckerDave215]

Absulety used every available space

[@TruckerDave215]

And never learn from a swift driver hehehehe just kidding

[@mopholives2951]

That was the first rule I learned from a old timer. "If you have the space use it, no style points for making it harder.

[@philburks4913]

Eric Tafoya Some shipper and receivers require you to move you tandems all the way back at the front gate before backing in.

[@Jonabaldi]

Your video has helped me understand more the spacing and how to set it up correctly. I work for FedEx Freight, I get to back rails all the time in between another 53 footers and tight spaces. I use my GOAL all the time up to 3 to 4 times. Thank you for taking the time to make this video and to explain it so detailed.

[@davidromero9985]

I'm old school driver and whoever you learned from taught you the right way, hood video for begginers

[@teresaalaniz8174]

Ok

[@Kenseicho]

Thanks for the video bro I learned a lot just watching you backing it up and thanks for drawing the imaginary line and getting out the truck with both cameras setup very well explained that helped me out a lot I just sign up for my CDL class with Amazon so checking out some your videos for some good advice hope I get to drive like this in the snowy weather sometimes

[@eugenebrown6105]

Good training my man good training in all the years that I’ve been driving I’ve never heard about positioning your fifth wheel good training👍🏾

[@kourdaybooker9694]

Great video man!!! I’ve been driving for a year now and videos like this is why I’m still driving to this day! Appreciate u man!!!

[@sisi11122]

Great video. I wish I saw this when I was learning how to dock. The different camera angles is everything. Thank you so much.

[@red_rakkoon6782]

Hey YR, I appreciate this video. I'm going to go to school for trucking in 6mo or less. And I've read a lot of the comments saying why do it when you have all that room... teaching, showing, I appreciate it. That's my biggest fear is getting somewhere tight and having problems getting in. Thanks for the vid

[@tldarden5895]

Thank you for your insightful information about the dynamics of backing up with a 45 degree angle with the least amount of issues avoiding hitting anything as well.

[@aaronarnold6668]

I’m a city driver, and our trailers have their tandem fixed all the to the back. I find it easier to back up this way. I use the room when it’s given, and I stretch the trailer when I have too. Do what makes you comfortable, get out and look if need be. Keep it tight on sight side, no worries on swing of trailer on blind side.

[@mitchyamada116]

100% true that

[@ps2gamer365]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I appreciate you. This will help us guys learning to drive 18 wheelers

[@ReyDodo]

Cool and all but what the fuck is your profile picture, is that you ! 🥵👍🥵🥵😛🎉💪😘😛🥵👆🏿. Have good day

[@rosaliemacrae7355]

Yello Ranger, awesome video!! Thank you for doing it in the snow, Making the footsteps Helps tremendously!!!! Truly you getting out for the camera on each step makes this One of the best backing Videos out there. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@flippingdollars7063]

New to your videos just got done with swift cdl course waiting to pick up my cdl at my local DMV. Thanks for this video helps a lot to us new driver that's coming in !

[@marshalleaston8715]

no you carnt come sroy

[@jacobichemaru6662]

Flipping Dollars...I agree...this was worth watching..!! CONGRATS on your evolution..!!!

[@evilbilla]

FLIPPING DOLLARS my kids dad got his cdl through them he has been driving (not for swift he left after a year) for 11 years. He loves it.

[@laurenjenkins1329]

Hello

[@catherinewhite3508]

Very useful, thank you! This made me realize my issue: I try to come out right instead of just forward, and it kicks my trailer out in the wrong direction. Thumbs up!!

[@adam-davidvaught8382]

One of the best techniques I've seen so far 🤙🏽

[@mbroderick1984]

Please keep this video up. It's extreemly helpful to new truckers.

[@paullilly9645]

Best swift driver i ever saw. Make this man a trainer. Hes the 1 swift driver you see with a trailer between the lines

[@TyReSeDuJuaN]

he drives for central. look on the side of his tractor. he's just pulling a swift trailer.

[@kimlee6970]

You did a great job explaining & including important info and camera shots! Fantastic review for me 👏

[@angryeltrucker6326]

Great video, it's more experience when you make it harder on yourself. always use what you have at your hand to make life easier.

[@classicnescafe6786]

i have watch all in KZbin about backing sooo stressful. but your back soo love it no streess. thanks for posting and easy teaching.❤❤❤❤❤ God bless you from Philippines. leard from u😍👍👍👍👍😊

[@ronaldvero5232]

thank you for this effort in this video it really helped alot

[@samirrana836]

Most natural practice explained in very simple way ! Very helpful video

[@gloriacordero1812]

I liked your video, you made it look easy. Am gonna be practicing soon, so I'll be thinking of your technic. Thanks.

[@frontcentermusician]

No you won't

[@benjaminmusakanya8178]

I like the way you did this few minuets but powerful lecture and got it very well help with gear shifting

[@JOSH-bx5wp]

every piece of information is valuable. thanks for making this vedio keep up the good work bruh

[@mr.xochino]

All I got to say is appreciate you man I literally learned how to back up with this video nobody else could help me

[@sallygreentv]

That’s pretty amazing, , you did a great job

[@harrisavon219]

Yellow ranger, just saw your video. Thanks for the advice...been out here driving for two months and just getting to understand on my own about the trailer swings in the holes the tanderms are in. I was in NYC and gave a load to this guy who drives in nyc. First hole for the tanderms, I would have kept my tanderm in the 5 hole trying to make those tight turns in NYC, huntspoint. Out here learning from you vets....

[@josephwoytus4073]

If you got 100+ ft in front no need for angles, just whip it straight

[@josephwoytus4073]

Kenneth Morris speak English not robot

[@kevinkenner8007]

It’s good practice though the more you do it the better you will get why not try it when you have a ton of room then practice with no room.

[@alejandrozuniga4426]

You can either do that or just keep practicing for when you really need the skill in tight spaces

[@donaldbartram6315]

Right it wasn't even a tight spot.. God I'm glad I retired,, Oh snap! SWIFT.. LOL Love to see this guy in Newark or Boston

[@1roundleft821]

@@donaldbartram6315 hes obviously doing it for training purposes. Can't even grasp that though, can you?

[@francoperalta329]

That's cool backing. Thank you for taking the time. I have many problems docking.

[@mikevelez1158]

Awesome backing Video.... absolutely great how you explained what you were doing and showed the video in video of the truck too, with the 2nd camera. Helps a lot brother!

[@donaldbartram6315]

There was no reason to do what was shown in this video.. LOL

[@thebeardedgingerontheinter3256]

@@donaldbartram6315 not only that what he was attempting to do he did totally wrong smh you go from the middle of the following slot and crab walk no need to fuck with the tandems either

[@donaldbartram6315]

Big deal out of something you know already if you have a cdl..

[@thebeardedgingerontheinter3256]

@@donaldbartram6315 I'm an owner operator dude and this is not good information for rookie drivers to follow I'd rather them see it's not right in the comments from people who know than to think this is correct and wind up with an accident

[@larryshaw5297]

You no talk no moe....you silly boy !

[@ranoutoftoiletpaper5003]

thats awesome! I've changed tires for truckers and watching someone move those things is always super enjoyably. heart pounding to the last second for sure.

[@emogin9684]

The Academy you went too along with your Mentor taught u well

[@donaldbartram6315]

I love seeing these idiots going down the road with the tandems all the way back..

[@briansiuluta680]

Well explained, thumps up.

[@storedaway]

Christopher C well maybe he likes watching them

[@storedaway]

Christopher C awww did someone make you upset today keyboard commando?

[@Eagleclaw43567]

@@donaldbartram6315 ive been to some shippers that made you put your tandems all the way back. So he might not have been driving with his tandems like that.

[@jimmyart3446]

Very good backing. Very nice simple to understand video.Good Job driver.

[@my2cents935]

Great video I really appreciate you taking your time and your energy 2 teaches what you believe to be true whether people agree with it or not I just want to tell you thank you because at the end of the day we all need to keep learning and for all you haters out there stop you're not perfect everybody had to learn at some point in their career so just stop lay it down you're too old for that shit

[@queenceline9738]

Thanks that was good info about the tandems and I like how you set up the camera to see all the angles..appreciate you taking the time to show this.

[@arthurhunnicutt7291]

Good backing job👍👍 you make it look easy

[@peaceineachsmile3871]

thank you for taking your time to show how to. May God fill your heart with the bests!

[@Lucky1313Vlogs]

Great explaining and awsome coverage.

[@kimberlyrecinos5211]

Oh really

[@Joseph79625]

You are one of top best swift driver I have seen! Representing out there!

[@j.a.r.3378]

Good job bro..Love your cap , go Patriots! One more ring Brady👍💪

[@maryg9878]

awesome tutorials needed to reacquaint myself and these are a resource I value so much and like other comments said great explanation and camera is sooo helpful Thanks Yella!!!

[@jacobichemaru6662]

Yellow Ranger...EXCETIONAL..!! This is one of the best vids that I've seen on 90 degrees backing...I'm using this id as a study guide. Keeping making more...keep sharing the info.... CONGRATS to you and may you continue to evolve...

[@donaldbartram6315]

A study guide to drive a truck.. that's the problem when I came up it was in your blood not in a book.

[@batman5194]

Great video bro. I'm at jtech school an i can use as much help as possible learning the alley dock. Many people are failing out because they can't get the alley dock right.

[@SunnyIlha]

👍 This was surely helpful to newer Drivers.

[@beautifulqueentee1156]

I am a new driver so this helps me out and made sense. Imma bout to go try this out on the yard in the morning

[@edwinrosales3271]

Thats nice helpin knew drivers God bless you

[@muzicalvet1983]

Hello Yellow Ranger Student here.Wow your back is amazing.Thank you for the backing tips.Nice cameras actions👍🏾.We appreciate this video for first timers like me.Im pretty sure all students are tuned in I would hope.Will be following you soon.I bet you this any truck driver who’s driving for 60 years can’t back in at my old job wells,because it’s all off the charts.Im surprise D.O.T never seen that well yet.I must be swept 🧹 under the rugs.Aint no way this legal.Even many big ballers owner operators of 30yrs,& 60yrs of driving experience told me son this is dangerous,and of the charts.I boss told all if he gets pull over all he have too show D.O.T one I.d and he’s ok that’s what he said.So there it is has too be a millionaire I guess.😂😂😂😂😂

[@alihamid5455]

Thanks for showing and explaining helpful indeed,, love it thanks

[@vatash777]

If you wanted to learn how to do a 45 yeah that's a good video but as the video eludes to that is not a 90° back he didn't put his truck and trailer at a 90° to each other that's how you determine if it's a 90 or a 45 his was clearly a 45° back. The way you know that is he didn't run parallel and pull straight forward next to the trailers next to him and turn it from that position he pulled out away from the trailers and then angled it in that is by its very definition of 45.

[@andywiggens3078]

I've seen a lot of swift drivers back up trucks but I have never seen a swift driver back a truck up that actually had a trailer connected to it....Amazing!

[@mrrpepsi24]

A swift driver who can back a truck up, Who Knew :-)

[@lilkp1975]

Pepsi driver?

[@Corleone_Napoleone]

Sure Wish I Finished Training- SWIFT.

[@danielmachen311]

Thank you bro I start my training tomorrow at my school and I think your video is very helpful, God bless you

[@shamecagreen9262]

Can’t wait for this I’m a female it’s going to be fun work😊

[@michealcollier4237]

I have 5 Rules to Backing a combination. Rule 2 do not make it any harder that it has to be. Slide the tandems all the way to the rear after you back in. Generally, the shorter the wheel base the easier it is.

[@ministryoftruth7531]

True... Event you can do it 🤔😂

[@michaelwhitney7563]

You should be a truck instructor, I like how you train. You’re so much better than my instructors in Oregon. Thanks

[@davidcampbell4218]

*"Here let me show you real quick"*

[@mauroplatero7987]

Very good, you explain better than the others who also sign videos, thanks

[@junito8274]

I'm about 30 years experience driver and good but ALWAYS I look for the biggest space to park. If it come the bad very small spot I'll do it but not by choice but because I have to. Drivers always make it easy for yourself. Good luck .

[@bosepepe2329]

Hey man great video ! Thanks you took your time effort and love to teach other good heart !! GOD KEEPS BLESSING YOU!!

[@jctransportllc.4879]

I taught my former students never back up with you're tandems all the way back when backing just get it in the hole straight then put your tandems back then back it to dock.

[@Dontagerivera39]

I work for Pacific Rail Service I been there for 3 weeks. This info help me alot.

[@juliogomez4140]

When the tandems are all the way back you need more room to maneuver

[@simbadkadric8681]

julio gomez not when going in reverse. When backing into tight spots it’s the best route to go... You know that empty spot at the truck stop where no one can pull into. That’s where I park...

[@Doowadaddy]

Simbad is correct. No more room is needed to back with the tandems to the rear.

[@micahreese982]

Less swing in tight spots

[@locuscades1906]

@@Doowadaddy In fact it would seem easier because your turn axis is literally almost completely at the rear, making it easier to know where youre going to end up

[@Jeff-jj2ye]

Put them forward in a tight dock chances are good the overhang will get the trailer next to you. All the way back is the only way to go.

[@ssj_ultra_chente47]

Amazing vid, thank u for those tips! Can't wait to try again. First time wasn't as fun.

[@kenkarish826]

With the tandems all the way back the rear swings out further? The rear swings out further when tandems are forward not back! Your tandems are your pivot point when backing.

[@stevenmanson2490]

dude he's talking about the entire swing of the trailer obviously.....which is clearly more with your tandems back....its called "Off-Tracking genius @ken karish

[@BikerBenny]

@@stevenmanson2490 off tracing isn't swing, its OFF TRACKING

[@lukkyluciano]

yeah it doesn't really swing at all , the yard i spot in requires tandems moved all the way back, when someone doesn't do it, I definitely notice quickly

[@josesantillan237]

I am starting off with a box truck at the moment. Thanks for your view and maneuver

[@jonboy5807]

Advice to new drivers don't slide your tandems untill your about to hit the door never do this if you don't have too some places make you slide them before you go in but most places you can like I said never do this if you don't have too good job though

[@garynuttall7878]

Jon boy Driver I

[@buddahreapa4330]

It happened to me today and I said to myself I should do after im in the slot, it took me a little bit longer but I had help, I've only been driving for two months. Lesson learned

[@certified_boogeyman]

Scott Seufert you can get just as close with tandems forward... Tandems rear will make you run out of room in front of your truck in tighter areas. Even if a place makes you slide tandems when you enter, you can slide them forward after you're in. It may sound like extra work but it literally takes seconds if your slide isn't rusted to shit.

[@simbadkadric8681]

Dissing on the man but not explaining to why... good thing you didn’t try because you are wrong.

[@donaldbartram6315]

I never slid them.. what do you do when your loaded & have to put them at legal position & because of all the sand & crap from snow or whatever you can't slide them back.. Or the ground is ice & the trailer slides..

[@allisteryoung243]

Way more informative than most videos on docking. Thank u 👍

[@thetruthonlyone]

The depot are probably saying, “dude where’s our delivery?” Yeah yeah he’s reversing, he’s just making a video in how to reverse on dock.

[@gustavopineda8717]

Thank you Mr yellow ranger. I learned backing all from watching your videos!

[@rabbitroblox9948]

Change your channel name to "see dat"

[@moegainz8188]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 bro I laughed too hard at this comment

[@ahmedyusuf4564]

OscarThe FuckinGrouch straight savage 😂😂 now you see dat

[@RobertPriestley]

Yoooo. Lmfaoooooo 💀💀💀💀😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jessiemac4970]

😭😭

[@risakovzuzu3854]

See that 😂😂😂

[@danielkennedy7845]

Great instruction!!! nicely done ranger!

[@CrashRebootL3]

thanks yellow man, good job.

[@williamfunes2740]

CrashRebootL3 yellow ranger..lol

[@shazalimo3250]

This is the best expansion I have ever seen.... Thanks 😊

[@Yozyozyoz7]

The back of the trailer need come at the line not the tires, that’s why you need pull up few times,

[@johnnycray4427]

Even if the tandems are moved forward, or only when they are all the way back?

[@rousechrist3369]

Thank you for share this video, it help me a lot I’m new driver.

[@randykiomall8377]

A swift driver showing how to back up lol

[@paperroutepapi]

Hahaha burn

[@devan007]

Please don't under estimate anybody.. He is explaining the thing in a bad weather condition without thinking about himself.. Seek to appreciate each other..

[@d.j.ghetoswift1206]

All Swift drivers are not bad backers, facts.

[@BurningChalice89]

It's not about the company it's about the driver...

[@justchris846]

Not all swift drivers are shit drivers. It’s purely practice and guidance. I’m abou to be a new driver, and the only reason I’m even thing of truck driving is because I’ve driven one years ago, I had a chance to practice.

[@hemantlibra610]

Good effort mate. Jumping in and out of truck several times despite of cold kudos!

[@emogin9684]

Thanks for dropping jewels on Backing bro. Looks cold as hell out though. Where ur Gloves at man.

[@tommy2guns591]

Its not cold in hell

[@ari-oi5wy]

Bro best video I’ve seen that explains every detail thank you

[@awesomet8388]

Backing seemed so hard when I did Otr. after doing local for 4 years in bullshit docks I don’t even have to look anymore, the trailer drives itself Into the dock with my eyes closed.

[@MrNiceGuy562]

I barely started driving a UTR about 2 months ago for only about 2 hours a day, when I first started, I was clueless, the container would swing the opposite of the way I was trying to make it go and just when I think I’m backing it up correctly, I look to me other side and I’m looking at the other side of the trailer, it was very frustrating and made me so mad at times but I kept at it, but one day (with a little advice from some of the drivers) it just clicked in my head how to stay in front of it and put it where it needed to be, and I got the biggest grin when I got the hang of it, now I am much faster at it and I challenge myself whenever I can to try and fit into a tight spot to gain the experience, it’s such a satisfying feeling

[@hammerlane3871]

first swift driver in history to back up without hitting anything 🤣🤣🤣

[@leroylawrence2773]

Finally a good video about swift! Even though though that really wasn’t difficult! 😂 maybe it was for him! 😂

[@sharoncross5993]

You ain't right in school they told me Swift stands for sure wish I finish training 🙃

[@hammerlane3871]

@@sharoncross5993 steering wheel is for turning

[@beachasian2011]

Believe it or not but swift has the best safety rating of any company right now! I am not a swift driver!

[@MsJackson2025]

Hell yeah!!’ Love the snow ❄️ demonstration!!!

[@christyrenee82]

Dude, I've been driving 2 years and never had to do a 90... but I know that's not a 90. That's a 45, overly complicated for no reason. Listening to you explain it gave me a headache.

[@allisone8]

dude that was awesome. thank you for taking the time to create this video getting in and out of the truck. youuuuuu the man!!!! i will use your skills in backing

[@Tirrell25]

Lol I can tell hes from the westcoast.smooth driving

[@dontquitkb]

Thank you for this video. This was very detailed and much needed.

[@guanacocruz765]

With those skills you should be driving for a better company

[@houstonpromotion]

guanaco Cruz which company is better ?

[@crx122]

Nearly ANY company is better than Swift. Their training is terrible, the pay is laughable and they aren't known for treating employees well.

[@zach8969]

@@crx122 Lol you act like driving for SWIFT is the end of the world when it could be alot worse. He could be driving for CRE, CRST, or Welfare Express 😂😂

[@TyReSeDuJuaN]

he drives for central. look on the side of his tractor. he's just pulling a swift trailer.

[@zach8969]

@@TyReSeDuJuaN Well SWIFT owns Central