Tree farms, commercial or residential

MECH-lift

Union Brother ✊🧔 RPCD
The one I had was commercial because it had a office and a open and closing time
I love these ones. The day after my boss asks me why I was 2 hrs over I’ll say I had to find someone working on the farm 100 acres away to sign or make eye contact and CIR
 

KOG72

I’m full of it
I love these ones. The day after my boss asks me why I was 2 hrs over I’ll say I had to find someone working on the farm 100 acres away to sign or make eye contact and CIR
I guess when I think of these i’m thinking more of the nurseries I have delivered too.
 

MECH-lift

Union Brother ✊🧔 RPCD
I had 2 farms on my regular bid route.
I was told where to leave packages and did it everytime.
If you want to CYA, get a note and have it put in the board.
It’s good to be a “well-liked” UPS driver by your customers. The longer I drive , the stronger of a bond I get with customers on route.
 

Staydryitsraining

Well-Known Member
Isnt it amazing how for years they have said stop count up more dense areas are more profitable uh like residential areas........ now all of a sudden yea we wanna create resi only routes and lower the pay for them.
 

OrioN

double tap o da horn dooshbag
I had 2 farms on my regular bid route.
I was told where to leave packages and did it everytime.
If you want to CYA, get a note and have it put in the board.

I've got about a dozen... if they have a house on property, it's residential.

Good thing I have area knowledge, since on the eggplant side, my powerpad can't save customer's driver release preferences.

A few wants them on the back porch, others in a shed behind their home, 2 has loose dogs in a gated fence & is OK to leave the boxes at the gate (of course, I weather bagged em)

One of them took up my advice and made a parcel bin by their gate, made of free pallets like this for example:

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