Experience an Amazon delivery shift in the country 👀

Not a city day. Today, I’m delivering in the country👀
Definitely always look forward to seeing new things on these routes
These routes are road, plants and animals
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[@deniseinmd]

I'll take a country route over a city route all day every day. But I'm an old lady & Flex in my personal vehicle. Props to you to be able to do 100+ stops per day. I'm too old for that. 😂

[@phreshpresh]

All I do is country routes in SC. No bathrooms,no signal,long driveways,animals everywhere 😂

[@delishalayne7293]

I love your tours you do such a great job

[@joleo865]

Thank you‼️

[@israelcuahquentzi4552]

Nice vids, very relatable on what I do on backing in peoples property for easy way out. Instead of backing into a busy street or highway.

[@jerrodg938]

They need to hire a crew to clean out vans at every shift . Or put cleaning supplies in the vans . Gloves, lysol and disinfectant wipes . And glass cleaner , paper towels, trash bags , and hand sanitizer

[@jenniferurich600]

Love your content! How do you skip stops and do the ones closer to you? Doesn’t mentor app lock you into stops by order?

[@n9u9m9b]

No if you go on maps in your itinerary you can click on which stop you want to do. For example if you’re on stop 37 and 79 is right next to it you can click on it and start that delivery. Amazon computer generates stops and it’s very questionable. Go off your own instincts and you’ll cut down time so much faster by simply going off your own script. If your dsp is questioning you about it they’re not looking at your route. Typically you want to let them know as well that you’ll be jumping around stops.

[@FallenStarPunk]

Um...no driveway?

[@yasiraka2179]

What type of van do new hires drive?

[@joleo865]

Whatever you’re certified for

[@frocity]

damn at our station we don't need to do EoC but need to do e brake

[@THISALLME]

where he from ?

[@joleo865]

TN

[@THISALLME]

@@joleo865 ook isee the houses so yup that have to be up north