Eff that
I'm a UPS driver. I'm paid well and like the solitude, but management still makes me want to quit most days.
A UPS driver who spoke to Insider anonymously said that, on average, they drive about 125 miles and deliver 225 or more packages a day on their route.www.yahoo.com
A coastal hub probably has more distance to travel as the greatest population lives along the coast, not like a central city in the Midwest with a bunch of suburbs surrounding it. Just a guess though. No one in my hub will do 125 miles/225 pieces without 25+ years either.
Only 10% of my center had over 100 miles a day. Im sure some centers its just the opposite. Satellite routes have knocked down the mileage as they have been put in over the years. My final route I averaged 125-135 a day
We had 2 routes that averaged 300 miles a day. 200 of it was dirt roads on one of them. 20 stops was a big day.
But we're not ever supposed to ever talk to the media right? Especially when a driver gets killed on route.
Avg. 130 stops, 180 pieces, 85 miles. Bid route. Won it 1&1/2 years in. Took me 2 years to get it reduced to those numbers too.
I'm a UPS driver. I'm paid well and like the solitude, but management still makes me want to quit most days.
A UPS driver who spoke to Insider anonymously said that, on average, they drive about 125 miles and deliver 225 or more packages a day on their route.
It's unbelievable how stupid some people are
Had a kid get fired years ago for stealing jewelry while loading the mall truck.
I don't think some of these people realize how much technology the company has
You might get away with one package but people greedy and they always get caught.
That's the truth
