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Skandi flicked that trailer into the space.
Tell you what . I'd been practicing(on private land) with a 2700kg rated 6*4 ifor(heavy) on the back of my lwb iveco daily(long)
That shit was alot easier in the instructors CRv with his lightweight 6*4 it was sooooo much more responsive. Could make that thing dance. Instructor reckoned a significant proportion of those that came to him and said they could reverse a trailer actually couldn't (it's a 2 day course if you can't reverse it)
Had I rocked up with the iveco and ifor set up id have failed immediately....it's longer than the space between start of manuvere and where they stick the offside blindspot cone. 🙂
No problem
Spent many hours 2015/2016 teaching the kids how to drive
Tarmac & tyres!
Pretty sure I would. Just finished teaching my son how to drive (including going through all the theory tests) before passing him on to an instructor to double check he was ready for test. He was, and he passed.
For the trailer reverse manuvere I was told "do what ever you need to to get it in the space."
Get out and move all the cones?
Considering I have to do a regular practical and theory advanced driving assessment with work then yes i'm sure i could.
Same here, but then I do driving assessments of new starters so I have to be up to scratch. Still think I'm a below average driver when I'm out of the assessment situation though my head examiner say I'm one of the best!! (we do the odd convoy jobs so he gets to watch me from behind as it were..) He puts it down to the fact I have low opinion of my driving so I concentrate all the time.
Practical yes, maybe with a couple of days of driving like you're supposed to.
Theory and Accident Avoidance, not a chance, I had to do them both again in 2009 for my Bike Test and I needed a couple of days study to get them.