First day driving

Brisket

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So you both had the same board? Maybe should have figured out where your stops started and ended and set your marker so you know where to start.
 

Methods Man

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I’m not seasonal. They hired my as a PCD, and package handler. They trained me for a day for driving AIR. That’s what I’ve been doing the past few weeks. But before today. I’ve never been on a route. Even with a supervisor

So does the qualification process work the same though? Drive 30 days? Should be the same work? Follow the same book as normal Qualification?
 

Brisket

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They knew. They told me before they sent me out. I’m not trying to make excuses because I realize 10 hours isn’t acceptable. But I mean. My first day with a full truck and no training on the route. On top of that. I can’t just follow my diad because all his stops were in there as well

Trust me when I tell you, 95 stops is nowhere near a full truck ( unless they are dell computer servers).
 

bugsbunny

Member
Been driving air for a couple weeks. Today they threw my on a route. 95 stops all residential and it took me 10 hours. And I forgot to unload 2 packages in the truck when I got back. Kinda worried about tomorrow haha. But idk what they expected I have never been trained on that route
Great job considering no training. I have seen driver deliver 60 stops in 10 to 12 hours.
 

john chesney

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They knew. They told me before they sent me out. I’m not trying to make excuses because I realize 10 hours isn’t acceptable. But I mean. My first day with a full truck and no training on the route. On top of that. I can’t just follow my diad because all his stops were in there as well
That would be enough to blow me up. :censored2: em if they can’t get the right :censored2: in the diad
 

eats packages

Deranged lunatic
If they let me do it again tomorrow. With my own board and not someone else’s stops. I’ll get it done in 6 hours
I sound like a broken record but the only way you could qualify on a messed up route is to
Show up early ,sort and sharpie the address # on everything before start time.

Your big screwup so far was the call tag. The sig. req. package was OK
 

BucsGuy

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I sound like a broken record but the only way you could qualify on a messed up route is to
Show up early ,sort and sharpie the address # on everything before start time.

Your big screwup so far was the call tag. The sig. req. package was OK
Can you explain what to do with the call tags? Exactly..? I asked my sup in the AM. He said he did t have time to explain and stormed off
 
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