New Express video on YouTube.

[RuralRoute]

THIS makes me nervous as to how the public views the friendly neighborhood FedEx guy.

 

[SmithBarney]

I couldn't watch anymore... honestly what an idiot.
how can anyone think this is ok..

 

[Route 66]

He said on the video description this caused $2750 worth of damage. Next CEO right there.

Ya mean that joker is the one who posted it to Youtube???....Man, he is Dumb and Dumber rolled into one stupid body, isn't he?

 

[Operational needs]

Seems it would make more sense to wait for someone to bring the spare keys out from the station.

Although in the video I thought I heard him mention that dispatch just said to break into it?

If we was told to do this by Dispatch, WAD. I hope he had a ppad msg as proof.

 

[hypo hanna]

Procedure is to tell dispatch or manager and get the spare key sent out. Once its determined that the spare was lost long ago and no one thought to replaced it, you then call for a locksmith. Process shouldn't take more then 3 hours.

He should have found a nice spot to sit down and enjoy his extended paid break.

 

[STFXG]

I love that there's a procedure for this. Lol.

Another plus to leaving the truck idling.

 

[Slick silver]

I hate those vans. Just doing 20 or so stops out of one is annoying. To destroy a door then to just wait for a locksmith is beyond me. Even if either a manager or dispatch says to do it. The cost of a lock smith to come out is what maybe a couple hundred. New door and body shop a couple thousand. SMH.

 

[SmithBarney]

I love that there's a procedure for this. Lol.

Another plus to leaving the truck idling.

Tough to get in the back doors when the ONLY key is in the ignition, Express loves the spring loaded locks(auto locks) on these vans... and probably the reason there is only one key, since most break from the force needed to unlock these doors 50-100times a day.

 

[Purplepackage]

Tough to get in the back doors when the ONLY key is in the ignition, Express loves the spring loaded locks(auto locks) on these vans... and probably the reason there is only one key, since most break from the force needed to unlock these doors 50-100times a day.

Drove one of the gmc vans my second or third peak, after doing over 100 stops for a month I put the key in the sliding door one morning and it snapped right off, I'll never forget that all you can do is laugh

 

[Slick silver]

You should try one of our ford vans. After you start it, u don't even need the key anymore it comes right out of the ignition. Remembered that happening to me one day as I'm driving down the road and hearing fall to the floor

 

[dezguy]

Drove one of the gmc vans my second or third peak, after doing over 100 stops for a month I put the key in the sliding door one morning and it snapped right off, I'll never forget that all you can do is laugh

Had that happen to me in one of the old Dodge Sprinters. Put the key in the bulkhead door, didn't even get to turn it and it snapped. Best part? I had a truck full of narcotics for a pharmacy nearby and I was making a delivery to a methadone clinic. I locked myself in the Sprinter and waited for a new key at which point, wondering if and when I was going to get robbed. lol

 

[jagoff]

You should try one of our ford vans. After you start it, u don't even need the key anymore it comes right out of the ignition. Remembered that happening to me one day as I'm driving down the road and hearing fall to the floor

The sprinters we have do the same thing

 

[Operational needs]

The sprinters we have do the same thing

Go to the FedEx Discussions page and under that, to the right is a darker bar that says "post new thread". Click on that.

 

[jagoff]

Go to the FedEx Discussions page and under that, to the right is a darker bar that says "post new thread". Click on that.

Ah ty kind sir

 

[59 Dano]

Should get a bravo Zulu for making his commit time.

There are couriers who honestly think that doing that to a van to prevent a late is the right thing to do.