"Trip" or "route"?

[Cementups]

I throw all 3 terms around (run, t rip and route)

[breadbooze]

trip here.. you can figure out what district i'm out of now.

[dino]

Well, one day last week my route turned into a trip. 337 miles

[upsgrunt]

Originally Posted by dino

Well, one day last week my route turned into a trip. 337 miles

That's incredible! Give us more details like number of stops, p/u's, and what the planned day came back as.

[RockyRogue]

Originally Posted by dino

Well, one day last week my route turned into a trip. 337 miles

PLEASE tell me you went to feeders. I don't think I've heard of anything more than 150 for a package car driver. -Rocky

[Griff]

Originally Posted by dino

Well, one day last week my route turned into a trip. 337 miles

3 stops 1 pickup?

[dino]

Originally Posted by upsgrunt

That's incredible! Give us more details like number of stops, p/u's, and what the planned day came back as.

98 stops 10 pickups

15 nda stops spread out over 4 counties (large counties)

had 95 miles on the car at my last nda del.

planned over 12 hours and I was a few clicks under-allowed

[DS]

Originally Posted by wadep

Here in Edmonton Canada, it's either a "run" or a "route". Trips are what we took in "high" school.

Here in the big smoke,its area,like over9 did my area friday..
a route sounds like you get the same stops every day
like a milkman or paperboy.
Trip is if you leave the bldg,come back and go out again
and its coded into the diad as trip.