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<blockquote data-quote="rod" data-source="post: 658174" data-attributes="member: 5382"><p>I can vouch for that. I started in 1971 and we only delivered in states east of the Mississippi and the 3 west coast states Ca. Wa. and Or. I started the day North and South Dakota were added to our delivery area. My first job at UPS was running a 1965 Ford Econoline shuttle route between my center in Mn. and a newly opened one in Morehead, Mn. (yes there is a Morehead,Mn.) Morehead is on the the border between Mn. and Fargo, N.D. For the 1st week or so I would drive the 176 Miles over and 176 miles back - sometimes running totaly empty one way or the other but very seldom with more that a couple dozen pkgs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rod, post: 658174, member: 5382"] I can vouch for that. I started in 1971 and we only delivered in states east of the Mississippi and the 3 west coast states Ca. Wa. and Or. I started the day North and South Dakota were added to our delivery area. My first job at UPS was running a 1965 Ford Econoline shuttle route between my center in Mn. and a newly opened one in Morehead, Mn. (yes there is a Morehead,Mn.) Morehead is on the the border between Mn. and Fargo, N.D. For the 1st week or so I would drive the 176 Miles over and 176 miles back - sometimes running totaly empty one way or the other but very seldom with more that a couple dozen pkgs. [/QUOTE]
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