Shunt drivers always respect speed limits or adapt as conditions allow (weather…)
Shunt drivers always respect the site traffic rules (one way routing, reverse driving, …)
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Many operations - both at trucking as well as customers' facilities - require the skills of a shunt driver. These drivers make sure that docks always have trailers to load goods on, or unload goods from. Shunt drivers typically locate the required trailers in the yard, and then "shunts" them to the appropriate dock. Once the dock personnel are finished with the trailer, the shunt driver "shunts" the trailer back to an appropriate location in the yard, ensuring that the corresponding paperwork accompanies the trailer. Since the shunt driver may drive exclusively on private property, he/she may not even need a commercial driver's license, though company policy may dictate that the driver must hold the appropriate class of licence. For some drivers, this is the ideal place to gain the necessary equipment handling experience that is necessary in being a fully qualified and competent commercial driver.