Actual CDL Road Test for Cherry Hill, NJ
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2021
- This video will take you on a step by step and turn by turn explanation of the actual route driven during the CDL road test for the Cherry Hill, New Jersey DMV. This tutorial will explain all that is required of you during this portion of your CDL exam test as well as the mistakes to watch out for that result in automatic failure. Most people fail the Cherry Hill road test before they even make it out of the parking lot and onto the actual road. This video will teach you how to avoid this trap and all of the other pitfalls along the way!
I'm in Laredo TX about to take my road test for the 2nd time. The first time I hit a curb during a turn around, great video... Thank You ❣️💯
I haven’t made any other videos but I was just thinking about doing one soon. I’m open to suggestions for the next one.
This is a great video
Good stuff dude you on point like a pencil
Dude thanks a bunch!!!
O.M.G O.M.G That's a mighty tiny Semi Truck your driving.
Thank u for this, I take my test Monday at Cherry Hill, nice to have an idea of what to expect....God bless your heart sir 💯
Good luck. Please comment and let me know how you made out!
@@Bazzner I will definitely let you know
@@LamontCatEdwards how did it go?
Did they test your parallel parking
Thanks 🙏🏼
Thanks for this video. I’m taking a CDL class B in either Lodi or Rahway MVC location.
I just passed my CDL class A at Rahway. Super easy there, good luck.
My test is august 2nd in rahway
@@1Keymaker any tips ? Taking mine Friday
@@brandonpacheco6125 The first thing they’re going to have you do is turn on the light and turn signals to test them before you do anything so don’t get nervous. Focus on the brake test, don’t forget to set the 1 minute timer cause that’s where almost everyone fails. When you’re on the road and are turning a corner, don’t be afraid to step on the lines on your side what’s important is that you don’t clip the curve. Also don’t step on the line when coming to a stop sign, that’s a automatic fail. Do a full stop and tell instructor you will inch forward to get a better view before moving if you can’t see incoming traffic. Good Luck you got this, if I passed mine you sure can pass yours 👍
thank you
Glad to help.
@Bazzner Thank you for this video, I wish there was one like this for the class B CDL road test at the Norristown dmv in PA. I am taking my road and pre trip test there on April 1st in an automatic Mack Granite dump truck. Any tips on how to stay calm etc, much appreciated in advance.
I chewed a fat piece of gum when I took my CDL exam. I swear the piece pretty much dissolved into a liquid when I was finished LOL. Just remember to …. Breath calmly. You’ll do fine. Worst case you have to come back in two weeks and repeat. I’m pretty sure the B class exam is cumulative like the A class. In other words if you pass your in-cab but fail the yard maneuvers you won’t have to take the in-cab portion a second time. Same goes with if you fail the road test. You won’t have to repeat the in-cab or the yard maneuvers …. Just the road test has to be repeated. Much luck to you. :) Please comment again and let me know how you did!
@@Bazzner lol!! I will give the gum a try for sure! =) I’ve been watching a ton of videos on class B pre trips, the air brakes leak test, straight line backing, off set, and parallel parking maneuvers, as well as trying to watch road test videos. I even have a job lined up if I pass, so that’s a bit of stress added to the table so to say lol, I will definitely check back in and let you know how it went, praying the examiner doesn’t try to pull and April fools joke and say I failed..We shall see 🤞🏻😊
@@Bazzner I PASSED!!! ^_^ chewing the bubble gum definitely helped keep my mind from racing and getting all nerved up, also my examiner was really nice! Thank you again for the advice👍🏻😊
Nice! Congratulations. So happy for you. :)
@@Bazzner Thank you!! ^_^ enjoying the CDL “life” already 👍🏻😊
great video, are you going to do the pre trip inspection video soon? also are you a private instructor? thanks
Thank you for your comment. I am presently working on a pre trip inspection and expect to have it completely in a few weeks because I am an OTR company driver. I’m not a private instructor but I am more than willing to try and answer any questions you may have.
@@Bazzner great, i've been doing Armed Security for the past 15 years here in NJ. and would like to change careers. i'm from northern NJ is this a good market for owner operators own authority to get good paying loads?.. i have young kids and was looking to stick with regional and local...thanks
@@hectorfernandez6748 I highly recommend you look into Kreilkamp Trucking. They have a terminal in Edison NJ and Allenton WI. They have a terrific training program for new CDL graduates. They are also a second chance company for those with certain MVR or background issues. Presently they are starting at .49 cpm (which is a damn good starting rate for a new CDL) and have local-regional work in Northern NJ. Owner-ops is a solid career choice but don’t even consider it without at least one year of experience. You won’t get insured without the experience not to mention …. get some practical experience actually driving before you decide to buy a truck.
@@Bazzner thanks, i passed the written test on the first try.. when you took the test on the pre trip did they make you inspect the whole truck? how will they make you typically do it.
@@hectorfernandez6748 Nice job! You will begin your pretrip with the In-Cab part and then you will have to do 2 out of 3 possible sections on the outside. 1) Under the hood 2) Couplings which includes the 5th wheel and air lines 3) Trailer.
* Important to note is that the couplings are almost ALWAYS included as part of the pretrip test so it’s a coin flip as to whether you will have to do Engine or Trailer.
When I took my test I had to do what’s called Form-A and Form-B which means Engine compartment (form A) and Couplings (form B). Form-C = Trailer. You will either have to do Form A and B or you will do Form B and C. But Form-B (coupling) is always going to be one of them.
I just failed my pri trip in Winslow NJ. I am sure if I had any other inspector besides the guy l had who doesn't speak English l would have passed. I know ppl out there know what l am talking about. I'm going to Cherry Hill next time to make sure it doesn't happen again so thanks
Ik exactly what you talking about
@@TheMustangLover87 it's all good l am driving for Rigging Oil now but how are you going to have a United States government run office have employees that don't speak English. That isn't fair to the people spending 5000 dollars that they probably didn't have just sitting around to go to school and better their life. It's shameful and it pisses me off. My blood is boiling just thinking about it now
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Hi thanks. I failed my inspection a couple of days ago. Said I didn’t chock the wheels.
That’s weird no one has ever told me about chocking the wheels for the inspection I’m located in NJ
@@alexisortiz1162 my co workers said the same. Co worker who took me asked the guy and he said have to chock the wheels
@@MarcP5267 for automatic you have to chock the wheels, manual you do not
i previously took my drivers test on a course ( in a parking lot) but i failed the parallel parking. Cherry hill is the only appointment i could make that did have me wait 4 months. i’m not from around there and my instructor never told me about the things you need to do in the road test. If you are taking this in a car do you still need to say the height and stuff for going under bridges? i’m just scared bc this is not what i prepared for
The video is filmed from a car but it is the actual test you will take for your CDL at the Cherry Hill location. Yes, you must call out each and every bridge height you encounter. You must talk about the railroad sign that you’ll see at the very beginning of the road test as well.
In Cherry Hill, you will either do the parallel park or the 90 degree alley dock. You won’t get both. You will always do the straight back and offset maneuvers. If you memorize and repeat exactly what I mention in this road test you will be fine.
In the near future I intend to film the yard maneuvers and a pretrip as well. Let me know how you do? Good luck!
@@Bazzner what is a 90 degree alley doc!?!? how are the examiners, are they chill or very strict ? i’m sorry i just have so many questions. Could you make a video explaining the parallel parking in the dmv parking lot and the 90 degree alley doc. How many chances do i get to parallel park. At some places only once , but at others they will open the door and check, then let you know if you need to re do it. What will they ask me to do before i start the test ?? I just have a lot of anxiety since i didn’t pass the first time. I’m also going on vacation a couple days after i take the test so if i fail my trip will be ruined 😭😭.
ohh alley doc is for a truck , but i’m just doing it in a regular car, i didn’t realize
@@allie9213 did you pass? I’m taking mine there tom and I’m very nervous hahaha
im in vineland nj, right now and im memorizing the general knowledge test, im not in school yet because im not really sure if i want to take cdl A or B ... but its good to learn either way just in case.
Go for the A-class.
@@Bazzner i am, what im confused about is the general knowledge written test, some questions are different from what im seeing on youtube…
There is a free app called CDL Prep. This app is awesome. It’s 95% verbatim what you will see on the actual general knowledge test. Study the practice mode for General Knowledge, Combinations and Air Brakes sections and you’ll be fine. I used this app for those sections as well as Tanker, Hazmat and Doubles and Triples endorsements. Trust me … use this app!
@@Bazzner ok ill check into that too. I wish i can use the phone at worl but they wont met me so i have to do it at home or when im on break.. thanks
Do you have one of Winslow Nj CDL road test
Not at the moment but I intend to make one in a week or two.
Hello I’m taking my CDL road test in two weeks, which test site is easier Winslow or Cherry Hill? Thank you
Cherry Hill is what I recommend. This video is the exact route. If you pay attention to exactly what I say in the video you’ll be fine.
Okay cool thank you, this road test seems to be much easier then winslows
Do you have any other vids anywhere on CDL driving?
Also is this for a non cdl road test as well
The non-CDL is a different course. Only CDL-A and CDL-B utilize this course.
Ok
Is this the delanco site road test?
Cherry Hill
You have to call out the height of the bridge? What?
Yes. Exactly how I describe it you need to call out every bridge you come to and it’s height. Unmarked bridges need to be called out as well … you need to mention that a bridge is at least 14’ 6” clearance because it’s “unmarked”.
is this still valid
Yep!
@@Bazzner do you know if they use different routs cuz I saw a different vid in cherry hill and it wasnt the same route as this one.
Yes. The route is exactly the same. Not to be confused with the automobile videos. This is the actual turn-for-turn CDL road test (Class A and B)