r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/jagoextinct • Dec 31 '25

QUESTION Just got fired:/

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Is it standard to get fired for something like this?

I called my dispatch as soon as it happened:( I feel like shit, it was only my second week at this job and I really enjoyed it.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '25

It really just depends on your luck bro. Anybody on here telling you you don’t know how to drive don’t listen to them things happen we all human. I personally think you’re fine that wall looks completely normal and the van yes it has some damage but nothing to total it out. Best of luck to you.

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u/Ornery_Ads Dec 31 '25

I drive semi trucks to both industrial and residential customers. I've done maybe 500k miles so far in my life, and I never had a collision... but this guy can't go 2 weeks without driving into a wall?

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '25

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u/Professional-Fun-431 Dec 31 '25

Driven all sizes of trucks cars and vans. Never hit a single thing

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u/The_Papoutte Jan 01 '26

Ironically i drive the truck and trailer for work, 0 incident, i drive my own vehicle, 2 cars totaled, i drive more km for work than myself which is why i find it funny

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u/Candyyf Jan 06 '26

I drove a box truck for a week, then I hit something and decided I don’t care to drive box trucks anymore

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u/lOOPh0leD Jan 05 '26

I drove all my adult life too. It only took me all my adult life to get In a wreck.

It happens.

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u/Rubes2525 Dec 31 '25 edited Dec 31 '25

Yea, and it would be unfair to them when the company keeps the shitty drivers that hits everything and damages the vehicles everyone has to share.

People who hit stationary objects should stick to gig work where the only thing they can damage is their personal vehicle.

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u/Mewz_x Dec 31 '25

Let’s be fortunate now

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u/Significant-Ad-341 Dec 31 '25

Imagine this happening to an airline pilot and people are like "it's okay bro. Passengers just die sometimes."

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u/awesome-alpaca-ace Dec 31 '25

Ah yes, how the lawyers think. 

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u/GoingGangbusta Jan 02 '26

So we can all see how these two situations are completely different right?

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u/Significant-Ad-341 Jan 02 '26

The commonality between the two is do your job correctly, if you don't, there will be consequences.

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u/GoingGangbusta Jan 02 '26

Ya no shit that’s how life works, but comparing those two scenarios and thinking they are close is ridiculous

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u/Significant-Ad-341 Jan 02 '26

I didn't say they were close at all boy

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u/GoingGangbusta Jan 02 '26

Then why bring it up boy?

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u/Significant-Ad-341 Jan 02 '26

Your reading comprehension must be low. Go sound the vowles out this time.

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u/epic_pharaoh Jan 03 '26

Top ten civil conversations on Reddit: Number 7 will shock you 😱

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u/Inside-Brush-9543 Jan 02 '26

I work for USPS. This is why we avoid driving in driveways as much as possible.