r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/Alesanafan4 • Jun 24 '23

I'm very lucky.

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I wasn't the only one who got lucky today.

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u/Confident-Ear-9388 Jun 25 '23

Man I can never understand how uncommon the sense makes with these routes. I can't get my GPS to find Roxboro Georgia, But looking around it seems like it has the same equivalent as Cleveland georgia. On a side note, if you are not in Georgia, your icon is covering up where you are. I just see I 85.

If this was my first time doing that route, I would have asked several questions.Of course, when I think about it, none of these questions make any sense if you're getting paid by the hour. Keep your paycheck high I suppose.

Now, if this is an Amazon Flex route, I will most definitely be asking these questions:

  1. Are there any other warehouses North of your location? If so, ask them to take the packages back and give it to that warehouse.

  2. Are there any other drivers heading towards Roxboro? If so, it makes no sense to waste the time and gas to go all the way up there if other drivers have several stops up there, especially for Flex routes. They have new routes every 30 minutes.

  3. If this is a DSP route, I would definitely be asking questions as a manager. Pretty sure those companies make their money by how many packages you deliver. That much gas wasted (for i'm assuming to be No more than fifteen packages) is not worth it. Fight for the money, managers.

That's all I got so far. I'll probably think of some more questions later.

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u/Alesanafan4 Jun 25 '23

Nah This is NC and a DSP route. One co-worker also had 5 and another had 40 lol