clean hairy
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Going back to the old days, no one is worst, they are "least best"
Ethical Issue About Backing Goals
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Super Powers
Active Member
UPS is obsessed with their no backing fetish. They will probably remove the reverse gear from our transmissions one day. They always go out of their way to make the job more difficult and then criticize your SPOR.
Rack em
Made the Podium
They usually focus on backing more in the summer months when they have their "backing competitions" between centers. During the winter months we never hear a damn thing about backs.
charmschool
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Veteran driver pulled me aside after I was reprimanded in PCM about back first violations to do whatever you want in driveway (rural route long driveways) then hit stop complete after I'm out.
Wally
BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
Why not just back first?
charmschool
Well-Known Member
there are numerous long, narrow driveways on route where it would take at least 10 minutes each way to walk, so i pull in, deliver, then back all the way out. safer than trying to turn around with no space and cars, low walls in driveway, better to just line it up and back straight out.
Rack em
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Had to do this a few times today, except I stop complete at the door like we're supposed to and just take the back first. Back first means nothing to me in the winter and I would laugh in any supervisors face if they questioned me about them.
MyTripisCut
Never bought my own handtruck
I back as many times as I need to. I would back that Brown out up someone's steps if I could. Make the package car work for me.
Turdferguson
Just a turd
Lose weight tubby
I'm not fat like you.
Turdferguson
Just a turd
Sure thing fatso
We all seen your lard ass pictures. Thought you legs was going to explode.
Turdferguson
Just a turd
Lies,
It's documented and the whole world has seen
BakerMayfield2018
Fight the power.
Why UPS drivers don't turn left and you probably shouldn't either
It might seem strange, but UPS delivery vans don’t always take the shortest route between stops. The company gives each driver a specific route to follow and that includes a policy that drivers should never turn through oncoming traffic (that’s left in countries where they drive on the right and vice versa) unless absolutely necessary. This means that routes are sometimes longer than they have to be. So, why do they do it?
It might seem strange, but UPS delivery vans don’t always take the shortest route between stops. The company gives each driver a specific route to follow and that includes a policy that drivers should never turn through oncoming traffic (that’s left in countries where they drive on the right and vice versa) unless absolutely necessary. This means that routes are sometimes longer than they have to be. So, why do they do it?
SmithBarney
Well-Known Member
Absolutely true, these trucks suck in the slick, N downhill is a lifesaver... I might have even used reverse a couple times(going forward down an slick hill) it's a snowmobiling trick, but it works when needed.
Maple Grove MN Driver
Cocaine Mang!
I bumped a dock 120 times a day on my route.
Spent most of my career backing.
Spent most of my career backing.
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