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Yep, I'm afraid of failing medical. I'm in my mid 30s and not in the best shape, I been working out lately and trying to eat better as my cholesterol and BP was on high side last check up.
Yep, I'm afraid of failing medical. I'm in my mid 30s and not in the best shape, I been working out lately and trying to eat better as my cholesterol and BP was on high side last check up.
Just keep doing what your doing... eat right and work out and you'll be fine.
Only thing im worried about on my medical is my eye sight. My blood pressure is excellent(120/60) but I am basically blind in my left eye lol. But my right eye is perfect and when I use both eyes I can see perfectly.
Congrats bro!!!.. How was the pretrip?? I have mine this Saturday and thats what im most nervous about!!
Pre-Trip was not as bad as I thought. Just practice and memorize over and over until it's burned into your head. When I finally did it, it all just rolled off my tongue. Literally everything is right in front of you, just look at every part of the vehicle and call it out
Be careful on the actual road trip, don't forget to call out all hazards that you see. Even when in doubt. Also don't forget that the inspector may try to trip you up or confuse you so you have to be ready to catch it.
Quick random question.
If you get fired from a city job, does that disqualify you from getting another city job?
I keep hearing 2 different answers but have never seen nothing written in stone.
Pre-Trip was not as bad as I thought. Just practice and memorize over and over until it's burned into your head. When I finally did it, it all just rolled off my tongue. Literally everything is right in front of you, just look at every part of the vehicle and call it out
Be careful on the actual road trip, don't forget to call out all hazards that you see. Even when in doubt. Also don't forget that the inspector may try to trip you up or confuse you so you have to be ready to catch it.
Good Luck.
Yes I know call out all hazards and dont forget the overpasses. I need to remember the parts of the wheels and the outside of the bus a little more. How does the inspector try to trip you up??
Yes I know call out all hazards and dont forget the overpasses. I need to remember the parts of the wheels and the outside of the bus a little more. How does the inspector try to trip you up??
He would tell you go ahead start the truck or go ahead let's go without checking pressure ... You tell ok but first I need to check this and then proceed
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