[biglarry]

His eyes are getting weary and his back is getting tight.

[RobMoses]

Those UPS drivers drive like maniacs, and never where seatbelts. Doesn't surprise me

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

They also work 12-16 hour days on average, with as many as 160 stops a day. The load that company puts them under is tremendous.

[durt]

That's what he gets for fucking up my last delivery!
U Pretty Smashed, so where's my package

[ak74]

Originally Posted by Sharon. ↗

Don't forget white Ford Transit van and Royal Mail drivers too, they're off their nut

angry 30/40 year old , weekend dads going though some messy divorce most white van drivers seem to be.

[lylehartman1]

Just like the company motto "What Can Brown Do For You?"

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

It can smash your head into a fucking tree if you wind up riding shotgun in the wrong truck, that's what!

[boominator]

The drivers get their route packages and when they are finished they are done for the day. That explains why you see drivers running to locations and driving fast. Never seen a driver without his seatbelt on in my experience. Glad he survived.

[rilvulan671]

Originally Posted by RobMoses ↗

Those UPS drivers drive like maniacs, and never where seatbelts. Doesn't surprise me

I've been with UPS for years. I seriously doubt we have any center that would allow drivers to drive around with no seatbelts. I've seen drivers get into trouble for not applying their parking brake at red lights, so I SERIOUSLY doubt "those UPS drivers" never have their seatbelts on.

[rilvulan671]

Originally Posted by boominator ↗

The drivers get their route packages and when they are finished they are done for the day. That explains why you see drivers running to locations and driving fast. Never seen a driver without his seatbelt on in my experience. Glad he survived.

And if only it actually worked like that. We finish our routes and are then asked to go do help someone else finish their route. Less than a 12 hour day is special.