Pre-Trip Inspection Class A 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Pre-Trip Inspection Class A document in the editor.
  2. Begin with the Engine Compartment section. For each item, such as Oil Level and Coolant Level, ensure you check the specified levels and mark them accordingly. Use our platform's annotation tools to highlight or check off items as you complete your inspection.
  3. Proceed to the Front Truck Axle section. Carefully inspect components like the Steering Box and Brake Hose. Document any issues directly on the form using text fields or comments for clarity.
  4. Continue through each section systematically, including Side of Cab, Rear of Cab, and Trailer components. Utilize our platform’s features to add notes or observations where necessary, ensuring a comprehensive inspection record.
  5. Once all sections are filled out, review your entries for accuracy. Save your completed form directly within our editor for easy access and sharing.

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Chock your wheels This is one of the most commonly overlooked aspects of the pre-trip inspection process. You are going to have the engine running at times and you will also be performing tests on the braking system. You dont want the vehicle to be moving while you are checking processes for the truck.
CDL = No Cracks/Cuts, Dents, Leaks/Loose. = Properly Mounted, Secure.
Take your pretrip study sheet, and make each section (lights, fuel/door area, catwalk, etc) into flash cards. Memorize everything youre supposed to say. Kind of use it like a script. I got 100% on my pretrip exam doing it this way.
A comprehensive post-trip inspection involves a thorough check of the vehicles various systems and components. One of the most important elements to inspect is the brake system, as a docHub number of out-of-service violations are related to brake issues.
Typically, the inspection includes the following, with some employers making their own variations. Brakes and air system. Steering mechanism. Lights and reflectors. Tires, wheels, and rims. Windshield wipers. Rearview mirrors. Emergency equipment.

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The pre-trip inspection covers various components of the vehicle, including tires, brakes, lights, mirrors, steering, and exhaust systems. The purpose of the inspection is to check for any signs of wear and tear, damage, or malfunctioning of these components.

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