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Approaching The Vehicle Pre-Trip Inspection Approaching The Vehicle Notice the general condition. Look for damage or vehicle leaning to one side. Look under the vehicle for fresh oil, coolant, grease, or fuel leaks. Check the area around the vehicle for hazards to the vehicle such as people, other vehicles, objects, low hanging limbs and power lines just to name a few.

See it!! Say it!! Touch it!!!!

Check Engine Compartment Check that the Brakes are on and/or the wheels are Chocked Check the following: Engine Oil Level Coolant level in radiator; conditions of hoses Power steering fluid level; hose condition Windshield washer fluid level Battery condition, connections and maybe the box or tie downs Automatic transmission fluid level (Engine running) Check belts for tightness (up to ¾ inch play at center of belt) and excessive wear (alternator, water pump, air compressor (if belt driven) Leaks in the engine compartment ( fuel, coolant, oil, power steering, hydraulic fluid, battery fluid Cracked, worn electrical wiring insulation

Engine Compartment

Engine Compartment 2

Start Engine and Inspect Inside of Cab Get in and Start Engine (If equipped with air brakes you may want to start with the air brake check first) Make sure the parking brake is on Put gearshift in neutral Start engine: listen for unusual noises Look at the Gauges Oil pressure should come up to normal within seconds after the engine is started. Ammeter and/or voltmeter should be in normal range(s). Coolant temperature should begin gradual rise to normal operating range. Engine oil temperature should begin rise to normal operating range. Warning lights and buzzers. Oil, coolant, and charging circuit-warning lights should go out right away.

Check condition of Controls Check all of the following for looseness, sticking, damage or Improper setting: Steering Wheel. (Play should not exceed two inches in a 20 inch steering wheel). Clutch. Accelerator (gas pedal). Brake controls. - Foot brake. - Trailer brake(if vehicle has one). - Parking brake. - Retarder controls (if vehicle has them). Transmission controls. Interaxel differential lock(s) (if vehicle has one). Horn(s).Windshield wiper/washer. Lights. -Headlights -Dimmer switch -Turn Signals -Four-way flashers. -Clearance, identification, marker light switch(s)

Check Mirrors and Windshield Inspect mirrors and windshield for cracks, dirt, illegal stickers or other obstructions to seeing. Clean and adjust as necessary.

Check Emergency Equipment Check for safety equipment. -Spare electrical fuses (unless vehicle has circuit breakers). -Three red reflective triangles. -Properly charged and rated fire extinguisher. Check for optional items such as: -Tire chains(where winter conditions require them). -Tire changing equipment. -List of emergency phone numbers. -Accident reporting kit (packet)

Turn Off Engine and Check Lights Make sure the parking brake is set, turn off the engine, and take the key with you. Turn on Headlights (low beams) and four-way flashers and get out. * Go to the front of the vehicle and check that low beams are on and both of the four-way flashers are working. * Push dimmer switch and check that the high beams work. * Turn off headlights and four-way, hazard warning flashers. * Turn on parking, clearance, side marker, and identification lights. * Turn on right turn signal, and start walk-around inspection. General Walk around and inspect. Clean all lights, reflectors and glass as you go along.

Left Front Side Driver door glass should be clean. Door latches or locks work properly. Left front wheel. - Condition of wheel and rim missing, bent, broken studs, clamps, lugs, or any signs of misalignment. - Condition of tires properly inflated, valve stem, no serious cuts, bulges, tread wear 4/32 inch. - Use wrench to test rust streaked lug nuts, indicating looseness. - Hub oil level OK, no leaks inside and out Left front suspension. - Condition of spring, spring hangers, shackles, u-bolts. - Shock absorber condition. Left front brake. - Condition of brake drum. - Condition of hoses.

Front Condition of the front axle. Condition of the steering system. - No loose, worn, bent,damaged, or missing parts. - Must grab steering mechanism to test for looseness. (Play should not exceed two inches in a 20 inch steering wheel). Condition of Wipers. - Check windshield wiper for proper spring tension. - Check wiper blades for damage, “stiff” rubber, and securement. Lights and reflectors. - Parking, clearance, and identification lights clean, operating, and proper color (amber at front). Right front turn signal light clean, operating, and proper color (amber or white on signals facing forward).

Right Side Right front: check all items done on left front. Right fuel tank(s). - Securely mounted, not damaged, or leaking. - Fuel crossover line secure. - Tank(s) contain enough fuel. - Cap(s) on secure. Condition of visible parts. - Rear of engine not leaking - Transmission not leaking - Exhaust system secure, not leaking, not touching wires, fuel, or air lines. - Spare tire carrier or rack not damaged (if so equipped) - Spare tire and or wheel securely mounted in rack. - Spare tire and wheel adequate (proper size, properly inflated).

Cargo Securement - Cargo properly blocked, braced, tied, chained, etc. Header board adequate, secured (if required). Side boards, stakes strong enough, free of damage, properly set in place (if required) Canvas or tarp (if required) properly secure to prevent tearing, billowing, or blocking of mirrors. If oversized, all required signs (flags , lamps, and reflectors) must be safely and properly mounted and all required permits in the drivers possession. Curbside cargo compartment doors securely closed, latched/locked, required security seals in place.

Right Rear Condition of the wheels and rims-no missing, bent, broken spacers, studs, clamps, and lugs. Condition of tires-properly inflated, valve stems and caps OK, no serious cuts, bulges, tread wear, tires not rubbing each other, and nothing stuck between them. Tires same type, not mixes radials and bias types. Tires evenly matched (same sizes) Wheel bearings/seals not leaking (inside and out).

Suspension Condition of spring(s), spring hangers, shackles, and u-bolts. Axle secure. Powered axle(s) not leaking lube (gear oil). Condition of torque rod arms, bushings. Condition of shock absorber(s). If retractable axle equipped, check the condition of lift mechanism.

Brakes Brake adjustment. Condition of brake drum(s). Condition of the hoses-look for any wear due to rubbing.

Lights and Reflectors Side-marker lights clean, operating, and proper color(red at rear and others amber). - Side-marker reflectors clean, and proper color(red at rear and others amber).

Rear Lights and reflectors. Rear clearance and identification lights clean, operating and proper color (red at rear). Reflectors clean and proper color (red at rear). Taillights clean, operating and proper color (red at rear). Right rear turn signal operating, and proper color, (red, yellow or amber at rear). License plate(s) current, present , clean and secured. Splashguards present, not damaged, properly fastened, not dragging on ground or rubbing on tires. - Rear doors securely closed latched/locked.

Left Side Check all items as done on right side, plus: Battery(s) (if not mounted in engine compartment). Battery(s) box securely mounted to vehicle. Box has secure cover. Battery(s) secure against movement. Battery(s) not broken or leaking. Fluid in battery(s) at proper level (except maintenance-free type). Cell caps present and securely tightened (except maintenance-free type). Vents in cell caps free of foreign material (except maintenance-free type).

Inspecting a Combination Vehicle Additional Things to Check During a Walk-around Inspection! Coupling System Areas Check fifth wheel (lower) Securely mounted to the frame. No missing or damaged parts. Enough grease. No visible space between upper and lower firth wheel. Release arm properly seated and safety latch/locked engaged. Locking jaws around the shank, NOT the head of the kingpin.

Fifth Wheel (Upper) - Glide plate securely mounted to trailer frame. - Kingpin not damaged.

Air and Electrical Lines to Trailer Electrical cord firmly plugged in and secured. Air lines properly connected to glad hands, no air leaks, properly secured with enough slack for turns. - All lines free from damage.

Sliding Fifth Wheel Slide not damaged or parts missing. Properly greased. All locking pins present and locked in place. If air powered-no air leaks. Check that fifth wheel isn’t so far forward that tractor frame will hit the landing gear or the cab hit the the trailer, during turns.

Landing Gear Fully raised, no missing parts, not bent or otherwise damaged. Crank handle in place and secure. If power operated, no air or hydraulic leaks.

Parallel Park

Parallel Park

Parallel Park

Parallel Park

Straight Line Backing

Straight Line Backing

Stop Line