Street Maps

[barnyard]

If you do not have a map, with the address on the screen, you can highlight the street, small arrow down and that will give you the list of where it is in the EDD order. Most of the time, that will get you to the right neighborhood.

 

[selfcancelsignal]

There are times when I am given an add/cut or asked to help out another driver in an area that I am not familiar with. Our center has one map book that is kept in the office and our OMS will make copies of the page(s) that I need.

You new guys should be thankful that you don't have to deal with RD and RR numbers.

In regards to that last blurb, so true! Plat books too from what I hear.


Sent while chasing down unnecessary Dish Network call tags.

 

[MethodsMan]

The best way to go is to just suck every time you don't know an area so they have you on the same couple routes all the time.

 

[jled067]

Does anyone have any suggestions for finding street maps to help with being a cover driver? I used to be able to find area maps in gas stations and other convenience stores, but it seems like no one sells them anymore. They don't even print the Hagstrom atlas anymore. I really do not want to use a GPS. Nassau County, New York.

Every town hall has maps

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