In the cab, fine, that's our workplace. When the back of the truck is used to relieve oneself, then it does become (no matter how crudely) a restroom
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In the cab, fine, that's our workplace. When the back of the truck is used to relieve oneself, then it does become (no matter how crudely) a restroom
ArcherUTR
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It's got to be in the contract that they can't, otherwise they would have by now. Am I right?
I mean peasants have been doing it in Russia for years now. I'm sure UPS could afford it. I'm sure they are chomping at the bit to do this.
Do you realize how much money they could save on accidents blaming the other vehicle or driver negligence?
I mean peasants have been doing it in Russia for years now. I'm sure UPS could afford it. I'm sure they are chomping at the bit to do this.
Do you realize how much money they could save on accidents blaming the other vehicle or driver negligence?
ArcherUTR
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This argument will never work. Yes, I piss 5 times a day in the back of my truck. Customers would be piss--ed, no pun intended, to know this. A UPS driver should and always can defend him/herself for breaking trace to find a proper bathroom, even on rural routes.
Break trace 5 miles each of those 5 times a day you pee. Let us know how your center manager and on car react to that
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
They will probably be....p1ssed.
ArcherUTR
Well-Known Member
Let me know how it ends up in panel.
soberups
Pees in the brown Koolaid
I don't mind watering the trees, but I have no intention of fertilizing them. If its time to make a poopie then I don't care how many miles I have to break trace in order to find a bathroom and I could care less if management whines about it or not.
You think I'd file a grievance for them staring at my junk? I'd hire me a nice greedy lawyer, son
ArcherUTR
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So now you think that your pissing-on-customer's-packages-lawyers are better than United Parcel Service's lawyers...
Got it.
ArcherUTR
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Do you mind providing a link? I would appreciate it.
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FrigidAdCorrector
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Imagine the amount of Data that would take up. I just don't find it feasible to record the whole day. What I can see them doing though is putting one right behind the driver that only has about a 30 minute record time. That way if there is an accident they can see what the driver was doing prior to the incident. Almost like a flight deck recorder but for package cars.
I'm not an animal, I pee in a bottle, not all over customers packages. Apparently you have no issue peeing on customers parcels
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
You'd think the smart move would be dash cameras instead of in cab ones first. Having video of an accident is a lot better than taking two biased individuals word on what happen. Reviewing safe driving methods ( following distance, speed, maintaining lanes, objects and ground, ect) would be top priority instead of how long it takes for you to find a package that wasn't even loaded on your truck in the first place or in the wrong spot.
Then again safety is mostly lip service here anyways, so whatever.
Then again safety is mostly lip service here anyways, so whatever.
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Not enough time in the day to review it all.
Jackburton
Gone Fish'n
Yeah, would cut into YouTube and ESPN in the office.
We could make a whole new division just for that, it could live stream so you'd be able to watch Billy pick his nose while he drives!
Hell, maybe we could even come up with some new acronyms.
Travwise
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Why if you run a rural route are you pissing in bottles? Pull over and let it fly. "Not many options to relieve myself" pfffffffffff.......the worlds your oyster buddy. Paint it (and your tires) with your piss.
