*** Skills - How to Alley Dock - Class B CDL School Bus ***

This brief presentation provides tips on how to adequately perform the alley docking manœuvre. This parking procedure is part of the skill course part of the CDL test. The example is provided with a 2011 IC conventional style school bus, in Richmond Hill, Georgia.
You are allowed to use two pull-ups and two get-out-and-looks, when examined for this procedure.
For more details, refer to your state's Department of Motor Vehicles-issued Commercial Driver's License Manual.

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[@jjbellemare3732]

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[@paulrigsby2099]

thanks for these videos. I've had my first day on the course and it was very discouraging.

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[@alvinmccranie6978]

Thank you Mr. Bellemare. Does you bus have air brakes?

[@jjbellemare3732]

Alvin McCranie Thanks for watching. In our area, there are several tour trolleys (operating in Savavannah, GA's historic district) that are not equipped with air brakes. My bus though has air brakes, just like most school and city buses.

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Do you really expect us to learn what you are doing when you are not providing what exactly you are doing? Instead, we are only looking at your face while you're driving and that's no way to learn 90 degree parking.