Good evening everyone!
First time poster here, so I just wanted to say hello, and wanted to thank everyone for the information provided so far!
I just wanted to say I ended up passing the BO/4600 exam with a only getting 2 wrong, Woott! , and I finally saw today that the MTA has update that they are proceeding with the next part of the process and giving the people who passed, the BO/4600 test, the BOSS exam. I am really looking forward to taking the next step to possibly being able to join the MTA.
Question,
I am looking to get my CDL on my own just so I am prepared for whenever I get called for MTA and also just in case I get called for the DOT. I ended up starting classes today. (Drove a large vehicle for the first time ever, very nerve racking but fun!). In the NYC CDL manual you get from the DMV it goes over in the pre-trip exam, and one of the steps is that you need to open the hood and check the hoses and the oil, and other items but my instructor is telling me different and the walk through paper the school gives you on the training bus does not go over it. Is this true, is that something you don't have to do during the pre-trip part of the the CDL test?I am very worried that I am going to take pre-exam test and fail the pre-trip because I don't know some items under the hood.
Thanks for any information that anyone can provide!