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How to Back-Up a Tractor-Trailer SAFELY

How to Back-Up a Tractor-Trailer SAFELY

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The most definitive book written for every professional truck driver who wants to know the essential elements of backing-up a tractor-trailer SAFELY. The purpose of this must-read book is to educate and enlighten every person wanting to make a living in this highly needed respectable business, the necessary information to attain the skill and back-up SAFELY. You will learn about the basic skills, the art and science needed to know in order to back-up SAFELY in various situations. In addition there are nine bonus back-up illustrations, and an exclusive how-to-guide for getting directions.

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BrandNJB Publishing Company
Pub dateNov 28, 2013
ISBN-100989945200
ISBN-139780989945202
Paperback64.0 pages
LanguageEnglish
Dimensions11 × 0.15 × 8.5 in
Weight0 lb
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