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[WorknLateHuh]

I always looked for low stops, low pieces and rural. The more rural the better.

Infortunately the deeper the rural route is the longer the avg day will be in most cases here

 

[35years]

Infortunately the deeper the rural route is the longer the avg day will be in most cases here

Wow
Not here.
9.5 list, I move the least pkgs and stops and get in before 90% of drivers.

 

[cosmo1]

Infortunately the deeper the rural route is the longer the avg day will be in most cases here

Gotta figure the miles in when you bid.

 

[scratch]

Wow
Not here.
9.5 list, I move the least pkgs and stops and get in before 90% of drivers.

One of the first things that I noticed when I started out as a loader was that the older package drivers mostly drove small package cars. They simply hold less packages. My first route was an industrial park out of a straight truck. We call a 24' box truck a "van" in these parts. Delivered 400 and picked up 600 with other drivers having to cover late pickups on that route. My third route that I had for just one year had 65 stops and 200 miles a day on a country route. That P-500 had one shelf that was empty, that was nice. The more miles the better, less time to handle packages.

 

[el blanco]

windshield time, baby

miles = smiles