ezydriver:
marsbars:
I wouldn’t have considered the height indicator tbh CheersYeah, on my last 2 assessments the height indicator was on the passenger side, so I made a point of asking the assessor to change it for me. Both times they were impressed and commented that nobody ever asks that. It just creates an impression that you’re a professional who pays attention to detail, and that you’ll probably never hit a bridge.
Another thing I did was getting them to check brake lights on unit and trailer if the key fob didn’t work. On one assessment a brake light was out on the trailer so we had to change the bulb. Interestingly, the assessor told me I didn’t have to do the walk around checks if I didn’t want to, as he knew the vehicle was ok. Make of that as you will.
Just a thought, how do you know the bloody height in order to ask them to change it? I’m assuming as a newb they tell you?!
Do you think anyone ever falls for the ‘you don’t need to do the checks’ routine? 