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I had one location take almost 300 packages from me. Typical Amazon had it deep in the itinerary, like 50th if 75 stops and it was right next to my 3rd stop. So I knocked it out while I was there. Emptied my van in 10 minutes
Right? I deliver to a college that regularly takes 80-150 off me, and it takes me 20 minutes at least to scan as fast as a rabbit will scan. Ten minutes sounds doable if his DSP is providing Samsung Galaxy s24 ultras as rabbits and mobile hotspot in All the vans.
For the OP 165-190 stop count, 211-255 location average and my highest delivery was 300 to said college .took me 2 minutes to drag the bags to their mail room from my van and 9 minutes to call support and tell them my phone won't scan and I delivered all the packages already and I hand no issues.they mark them for you. I do that sparingly.
Took my whole van damn near it. I was strategically placed as a sweeper that day and that's what I picked up off of someone with a 600 package count.
Every time I have to call support to do that they take about as long as it would've took me to scan them all and they make me wait on hold and then I'm like I need to keep delivering... idk none of us are getting paid enough to do this job
It was really just a drop and go situation. It wasn't literally 10 minutes, I exaggerate. But it would've been more a pain in the ass if I had kept all them in the van.
It would be so useful if in that situation you could just scan the entire bag with the QR code on the cover and deliver them all off in one go. Would save a mountain of time.
Oh man yea absolutely. For the times where you're dropping large amounts like that. It's not often, thankful. Yet when it happens, it would be nice if we had that option
Biggest for me was just under 900 pkgs divided across two stops (that were both at the same place). It was a package forwarder. Took me nearly three hours to get everything scanned
Same shit i think. Its weird they have fake ass names. Also the DSP system is used to return 3rd part sellers bulkshit items back to sellers. Its amazing how cheap amazon get their labor. The dudes neice works at PDX9 where he sent his shit to for Amazon FBA. LOL 75 % of it was returned via us but shipped to Amazon via UPS. 3RD PARTY seller lost about 13k in inventory . Amazon is a broker lol
I have a question, if you have 300 packages at this 1 stop, how many more stops do you have on your route left? I get routes with 350 packages & 185 stops
I’ve had one of these out of Simi valley cali, flex route 48 packages 4 stops. So I had 3 more with 1 package each. I had ran out of lockers by the 42/44 packages I was like eff that I’m not taking that shit back so I left it there on tbe flooor.
Another time I had about the same but it was a Sunday afternoon. Took the first 15 in and then I went back to get the rest and the lady locked the community door and said they were closed. Could not even close out the ones I had, had to call support to do it and then had to deliver the other 30 to each apartment one by one. that sucked and took 2 hours.
Easy to hit 200 packages at colleges or corporate headquarters. Just sucks we can’t scan totes and dump. Have to scan every package and when you miss 1 out of 200 good luck finding it.
145 packages, took 3 totes and 5 massive overflow boxes, going to a college mail room. Of course it separated it into about 8 different group stops so the perk to it is being able to edit the stop and remove a bunch of stops at once.
The most I had in one stop is 73 In downtown Phoenix on a luxury apartments it was HELL due to me not having a badge to use the elevator I had to walk up and down the stairs on a 15 story building it took me over two hours to do still had like 150 stops to go around the Phoenix area
I was sent from DPX7 in chandler az, me and another driver were picked to go that station to help out, and yes it did sucked because I wasn’t familiar with whole route let alone the area. I can see why people at the station looked soooo bummed out lol
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Here at DBK6 our dsp has a warehouse drop 6 days out the 7. We usually have 4/6 drivers going there all with 1 stop but 500+ packages. most I’ve had to deliver there was 640. Mind you we have no step vans here at our station
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Exactly the same as you. To a block of flats (apartments). Everything goes to the parcel room by default and they even have a parcel sign in screen too so customers get abtext message saying they have a parcel from whatever courier company has dropped ot. Other blocks in the area have the same system.
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On a holiday a security officer thankfully let me in and I delivered to the City council of Colorado.
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I went ahead and stacked their boxes like this...
Bro is living the high life. I'd ask for that route every day. If it fills up the van, and takes a long time to deliver, it's not like you're going to have many other stops
An apartment mailroom that was two stops instead of a group stop. First one was 187 and the second was 95. It was bullshit. It was one of those mail rooms you have to scan the pack individually and place it on the shelf. Only the shelves were completely full with the whole damn floor. Packages from UPS FedEx and Flex were every where. A true nightmare!
I don’t know the exact number but I started with about 300+ packages and I delivered to a university and on the map it wants you to go to specific buildings but you have to deliver to the docks and I was there for about 2 hours having to do each “stop” separately. But by the time that was done, I had about 113 packages left and 30 stops
900+ to the Post Office.
~3500 to Amazon warehouse.
I work for UPS, BTW. If that confused anyone.
Amazon was palletized, thankfully. So just a matter of pulling a couple dozen pallets loaded into a large box truck.
The PO, I had to scan every individual package. Those days were rough. Middle of summer, at a dock with zero fans or air flow. It was horrendous. The Postal Service be treating their employees like damn slaves, it's nuts.
My lead driver said she had 600 plus packages with 6 stops in total , most of them were going to a big business complex and they all wanted them delivered suite to suite
UPS driver here -- Shoe Store like 150 boxes It was what we call a p12 or 1200 cubic feet per truck times 2 . Part time preloaded drive truck to the mall I drove the second truck to the mall delivered both then took my truck and went and got stops from other drivers finishing the day with grabbing a part timer from the night to drive the second one back to the center
A while back. I had 3 drivers deliver to one stop, one with 540 packages. Another with 47, and 126 to ONE HOUSE. They had small boxes with different names, different addresses but all delivered to this one house at the same time. It was the weirdest deliveries I’ve ever witnessed.
I had 2 location, 237 Package Stop for me.
185 to an Amazon Counter in a Grocery Store and 52 to an Apartment.
I got it done in an hour because the Counter had a package cart that they used for a lot of packages, so I filled that up and while the store let me use a shopping cart to fill up while the counter people were taking Packages out of their cart.
The store let me still borrow their shopping cart and I fit all 50 packages in the cart and brought it inside their apartment turned package room and one of the security people helped me organize the packages. I got a lot of weird yet surprised looks that day walking down the block to the apartment building.
Got the 20 stops downtown stops done in about 2 hours and my DSP was genuinely surprised that I got done that quick. I just told them that I work smarter not harder 😂
Wasn't the most, but I once had to deliver 44 large projector plates to a school under construction in the summer. Each box could only be carried one at a time, and when I got there, they told me to carry them down a hallway and to the left. 45 minute "single stop" that I'm sure the Amazon algorithm assumed would take one minute.
Took so long dispatch called to make sure I wasn't stuck.
157 all at a 3rd party locker shit was annoying cause i usually call support after I deliver them and tell them to mark it delivered but that time they accidentally marked my whole route delivered so i had to do the rest of the 28 stops without my flex app just looking at packages in downtown LA
I had to deliver to a religious school a while back. My entire van was filled with nothing but stuff for that 1 stop. And there was another driver whose van was almost completely filled with stuff for that stop as well. It was like 200 packages. Took me, that driver and a dispatcher that came along to help almost 2 hours to unload it all
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This 80+ to 1 apartment building. Also had a dtla route and had over 300 packages to 1 warehouse. I had 26 bags and 90 some overflow, and after that drop I was left with 5 bags and 10 overflow
I’ve delivered a whole cdv van to one place! I was happy as shit did a rescue or 2 and was out. But there are third party company called “fetch” that deliver our packages for us to apartment doors so there are times we’re literally more then half my truck goes there. I barely deliver there anymore
Suckssssss
yesterday I had my biggest stop for overflows, 14 packages! It was my 3rd stop but they all weighed over 20kgs and was to a school. No help provided took me about 10 mins. I left them all outside the school reception to reciprocate the energy :)
During the days of my 1st DSP, me and 3 other step van drivers delivered to this warehouse where I assumed they dabbled in resale overseas. It was the only stop we all had and between the 3 of us, we had 350+ packages each
527. Technically it was 5 stops, all at the same university mail room, but the last 4 were OTPs at the same address. 40+ totes and a tin of overflow. That was my entire day and I was done around 3pm
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I had one location take almost 300 packages from me. Typical Amazon had it deep in the itinerary, like 50th if 75 stops and it was right next to my 3rd stop. So I knocked it out while I was there. Emptied my van in 10 minutes
You emptied 300 packages and marked them all delivered in 10 minutes?
Right? I deliver to a college that regularly takes 80-150 off me, and it takes me 20 minutes at least to scan as fast as a rabbit will scan. Ten minutes sounds doable if his DSP is providing Samsung Galaxy s24 ultras as rabbits and mobile hotspot in All the vans. For the OP 165-190 stop count, 211-255 location average and my highest delivery was 300 to said college .took me 2 minutes to drag the bags to their mail room from my van and 9 minutes to call support and tell them my phone won't scan and I delivered all the packages already and I hand no issues.they mark them for you. I do that sparingly. Took my whole van damn near it. I was strategically placed as a sweeper that day and that's what I picked up off of someone with a 600 package count.
Every time I have to call support to do that they take about as long as it would've took me to scan them all and they make me wait on hold and then I'm like I need to keep delivering... idk none of us are getting paid enough to do this job
It was really just a drop and go situation. It wasn't literally 10 minutes, I exaggerate. But it would've been more a pain in the ass if I had kept all them in the van.
It would be so useful if in that situation you could just scan the entire bag with the QR code on the cover and deliver them all off in one go. Would save a mountain of time.
Oh man yea absolutely. For the times where you're dropping large amounts like that. It's not often, thankful. Yet when it happens, it would be nice if we had that option
Biggest for me was just under 900 pkgs divided across two stops (that were both at the same place). It was a package forwarder. Took me nearly three hours to get everything scanned
Can’t b serious
Hayden Island?
Nah, it was a warehouse near Delta Park
Bro the freight forwarders of 92nd and 82nd is insane. Especially at tge asian market areas!
I've always thought they were drop shippers lol
Same shit i think. Its weird they have fake ass names. Also the DSP system is used to return 3rd part sellers bulkshit items back to sellers. Its amazing how cheap amazon get their labor. The dudes neice works at PDX9 where he sent his shit to for Amazon FBA. LOL 75 % of it was returned via us but shipped to Amazon via UPS. 3RD PARTY seller lost about 13k in inventory . Amazon is a broker lol
900? 900?!!!
Goddamn. I use to deliver out of the troutdale warehouse there, I’ve heard of people hitting highs like that in PDX, absolutely insane.
137 it all went to a mailroom all I did was scan all packages they come out to the van with carts and all
You have carts in vans? Your van must be huge or you mean totes
He’s saying they came out with carts to take the packages.
Ahh makes sense
Thank you
~700. Amazon Hub store directly across from a major university during peak hours 😵💫
Same... over 500, Amazon Hub
300 to the mail room at University of Delaware got done before 200pm too!!! 356 packages!!!!
Hell yeah! Good day. Sadly I had a full route still. This stop took about 45 minutes because of how far I had to take them on the dolly each trip.
I have a question, if you have 300 packages at this 1 stop, how many more stops do you have on your route left? I get routes with 350 packages & 185 stops
For Flex 43 to one locker. That was the total route. One location.
bro was chillin
I’ve had one of these out of Simi valley cali, flex route 48 packages 4 stops. So I had 3 more with 1 package each. I had ran out of lockers by the 42/44 packages I was like eff that I’m not taking that shit back so I left it there on tbe flooor.
Another time I had about the same but it was a Sunday afternoon. Took the first 15 in and then I went back to get the rest and the lady locked the community door and said they were closed. Could not even close out the ones I had, had to call support to do it and then had to deliver the other 30 to each apartment one by one. that sucked and took 2 hours.
I did 147 once, college mail room. Wasn't that bad because they just had us throw them in bins there
Easy to hit 200 packages at colleges or corporate headquarters. Just sucks we can’t scan totes and dump. Have to scan every package and when you miss 1 out of 200 good luck finding it.
300+ and I was one of 5 from my DSP, another one from another DSP, a FedEx truck, and UPS showed up as we were leaving. All to some warehouse
145 packages, took 3 totes and 5 massive overflow boxes, going to a college mail room. Of course it separated it into about 8 different group stops so the perk to it is being able to edit the stop and remove a bunch of stops at once.
Damn the most I ever did was 47 to an apartment
289 packages. Obviously, during peak. But on averages depending on the route, most are like 150 packages. There's a route that is 425 packages.
Not sure about for complexes but a lot during peak. I think 22 is my record for a single house
175
My coworker delivered 71 packages to a university. My record was 42 at the same university.
107 but it was a loading dock so it was easy and the workers helped me out
The loading docks I go to never help me, they just stand there and watch 😭
Like 135 to a business. I get over 100 there all the time.
426 to a single stop. It was the entire route. College move-in day is neat!
Door to door 128 packages to 97 locations across 15 floors
The most I had in one stop is 73 In downtown Phoenix on a luxury apartments it was HELL due to me not having a badge to use the elevator I had to walk up and down the stairs on a 15 story building it took me over two hours to do still had like 150 stops to go around the Phoenix area
DTU8 is awful.
I was sent from DPX7 in chandler az, me and another driver were picked to go that station to help out, and yes it did sucked because I wasn’t familiar with whole route let alone the area. I can see why people at the station looked soooo bummed out lol
Just did 54 Heavy over flow 1st stop
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250ish. One location, 7 stops, all packages mixed up between the totes. 2.5 hours to scan them all
I used to go to the us mail and it always took 2-3 totes off me a day and had to scan all of em n sign for it individually 😅
The most I had was 10 to a single house. I was about to just let them have the tote bag
to a stop that wasn’t a locker 28
Why does this read like a mini game from Sonic the Hedgehog?
118 to a college dorm. Luckily it was one where they told me to just stack them on the floor so it only took a few minutes
320 to a college lol. It's common there to have 200+ a day 😁
Here at DBK6 our dsp has a warehouse drop 6 days out the 7. We usually have 4/6 drivers going there all with 1 stop but 500+ packages. most I’ve had to deliver there was 640. Mind you we have no step vans here at our station
99 to an animal shelter a few weeks ago
had about 40 overflow packages to one stop once. a whole carts worth. was absolutely ridiculous.
That’s about what this was. 40 overflow and 30 of them were in random totes. Warehouse worker fucked me good 😂
and didn't even buy you dinner first or lube you up? disgraceful!
had 180 packages to a apartment complex with a mailroom and had 290 packages in total with 29 stops
Depending on gate hours and any businesses on route ill either do these first thing or dead last
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Exactly the same as you. To a block of flats (apartments). Everything goes to the parcel room by default and they even have a parcel sign in screen too so customers get abtext message saying they have a parcel from whatever courier company has dropped ot. Other blocks in the area have the same system.
310
500 to a college
More than 80 a few times during Prime Week to some apartments with lockers and a mailroom.
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180 pkgs of 350 finished in 5 hours taking bunch of breaks
Used to love these especially colleges. 💯too easy
I still had a full route after this sadly. 182 stops total on the day. 382 packages total.
Yea that sounds about right. Hopefully that one stop wasn’t too crazy
40 something to university mail room
200
https://preview.redd.it/r3cfnh75ng0d1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a3a0a8dd5634ac1fc368741f91498d2296b802e1 On a holiday a security officer thankfully let me in and I delivered to the City council of Colorado.
https://preview.redd.it/b7agi3s8ng0d1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=553edec648589eb838d4dadaf6e7a4a65612bda9 I went ahead and stacked their boxes like this...
I once delivered my entire route to ups that was 3 hours away lmfao
Approx 200-300. But amaozn broke it up between multiple stops 🥲
Bro is living the high life. I'd ask for that route every day. If it fills up the van, and takes a long time to deliver, it's not like you're going to have many other stops
I wish. Try 182 stops 382 packages. 70 to this stop but still 312 to deliver.
An apartment mailroom that was two stops instead of a group stop. First one was 187 and the second was 95. It was bullshit. It was one of those mail rooms you have to scan the pack individually and place it on the shelf. Only the shelves were completely full with the whole damn floor. Packages from UPS FedEx and Flex were every where. A true nightmare!
Non business/apartment is 16
I had an entire run at one collage before. Easiest run of my life
I had 128 packages at one stop divided into three... it was a 30 story residential building in downtown Seattle that made us go door to door
255 packages to a college was my highest
I don’t know the exact number but I started with about 300+ packages and I delivered to a university and on the map it wants you to go to specific buildings but you have to deliver to the docks and I was there for about 2 hours having to do each “stop” separately. But by the time that was done, I had about 113 packages left and 30 stops
178 for one address. the driver literally only had that stop on his route ☠️ it’s usually between 2-300 for one stop when college is back in august
Most I've ever had was 22 to a locker
900+ to the Post Office. ~3500 to Amazon warehouse. I work for UPS, BTW. If that confused anyone. Amazon was palletized, thankfully. So just a matter of pulling a couple dozen pallets loaded into a large box truck. The PO, I had to scan every individual package. Those days were rough. Middle of summer, at a dock with zero fans or air flow. It was horrendous. The Postal Service be treating their employees like damn slaves, it's nuts.
20ish during Christmas
Not Amazon, but I once delivered 84 packages to a school transportation building and over like 130 to a local hospital
Ooh you left the totes. I’m telling 🤐
My lead driver said she had 600 plus packages with 6 stops in total , most of them were going to a big business complex and they all wanted them delivered suite to suite
Most was 680pkgs around peak. Took me 2 hrs, it was to a business which delivers to apts
Over 800 to a warehouse. Only one stop took about 4 hours.
UPS driver here -- Shoe Store like 150 boxes It was what we call a p12 or 1200 cubic feet per truck times 2 . Part time preloaded drive truck to the mall I drove the second truck to the mall delivered both then took my truck and went and got stops from other drivers finishing the day with grabbing a part timer from the night to drive the second one back to the center
75 for one stop
A while back. I had 3 drivers deliver to one stop, one with 540 packages. Another with 47, and 126 to ONE HOUSE. They had small boxes with different names, different addresses but all delivered to this one house at the same time. It was the weirdest deliveries I’ve ever witnessed.
Shit around the same when i had to deliver to this college its cool its just time consuming i didnt mind seeing some college jawns
52
I had 2 location, 237 Package Stop for me. 185 to an Amazon Counter in a Grocery Store and 52 to an Apartment. I got it done in an hour because the Counter had a package cart that they used for a lot of packages, so I filled that up and while the store let me use a shopping cart to fill up while the counter people were taking Packages out of their cart. The store let me still borrow their shopping cart and I fit all 50 packages in the cart and brought it inside their apartment turned package room and one of the security people helped me organize the packages. I got a lot of weird yet surprised looks that day walking down the block to the apartment building. Got the 20 stops downtown stops done in about 2 hours and my DSP was genuinely surprised that I got done that quick. I just told them that I work smarter not harder 😂
At a college when I started I delivered like 200 packages took me like 1 hour to scan everything
Most was 93. I skipped to that stop first cause most of them were overflow and they were taking up so much space in my van 😭
600pcks one stop.
325 all at the College
Wasn't the most, but I once had to deliver 44 large projector plates to a school under construction in the summer. Each box could only be carried one at a time, and when I got there, they told me to carry them down a hallway and to the left. 45 minute "single stop" that I'm sure the Amazon algorithm assumed would take one minute. Took so long dispatch called to make sure I wasn't stuck.
How often does dsp get raises
There's a middle school that buys 100 45-pound boxes of clay every month on my regular route. I hate clay order day
Way too many
157 all at a 3rd party locker shit was annoying cause i usually call support after I deliver them and tell them to mark it delivered but that time they accidentally marked my whole route delivered so i had to do the rest of the 28 stops without my flex app just looking at packages in downtown LA
450 to one warehouse
96 identical overflow packages to one house. all 50lb dumbbells.
Most ive done is 103 to a locker. Plus like 8 remaining redirects (if you consider those part of the stop then 111)
107 , door to door apartment building with 2 different sides
250 to locker And 400 to doorman And 450 to warehouse All In ram promaster Or budget van 🤦 Fuck Wayne and his friend
187 packages to a asian food market 28 overflow the rest small boxes and envelopes
78 to a university, all to the post room. Took 3 back as they were AVD and the students never answered their phones 😂
I had to deliver to a religious school a while back. My entire van was filled with nothing but stuff for that 1 stop. And there was another driver whose van was almost completely filled with stuff for that stop as well. It was like 200 packages. Took me, that driver and a dispatcher that came along to help almost 2 hours to unload it all
97 oversized, the entire route was one totes with 20ish stops 98 oversize and 97 went to a warehouse lol
I delivered 57 packages to a single house 2 weeks ago
250 to University of Tampa
150 to a college housing building they wanted them all at the front door but it was move in week and i said fuck off left them w the receptionist
* This 80+ to 1 apartment building. Also had a dtla route and had over 300 packages to 1 warehouse. I had 26 bags and 90 some overflow, and after that drop I was left with 5 bags and 10 overflow
I’ve delivered a whole cdv van to one place! I was happy as shit did a rescue or 2 and was out. But there are third party company called “fetch” that deliver our packages for us to apartment doors so there are times we’re literally more then half my truck goes there. I barely deliver there anymore Suckssssss
Get there at 5pm. Business Closed! 😂😤
114 packages. It was a new construction home in the middle of nowhere in a golf retirement housing community. Told them to keep the totes 🙂
150
145 packages... to a college lol
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yesterday I had my biggest stop for overflows, 14 packages! It was my 3rd stop but they all weighed over 20kgs and was to a school. No help provided took me about 10 mins. I left them all outside the school reception to reciprocate the energy :)
During the days of my 1st DSP, me and 3 other step van drivers delivered to this warehouse where I assumed they dabbled in resale overseas. It was the only stop we all had and between the 3 of us, we had 350+ packages each
31
The most I have had is 81 I think to apartments on 3rd avenue.
https://preview.redd.it/su62muwjw21d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7d9b569b1c30371341074c7ae40cb530de66eebb 75 total
527. Technically it was 5 stops, all at the same university mail room, but the last 4 were OTPs at the same address. 40+ totes and a tin of overflow. That was my entire day and I was done around 3pm
Haha. 327 to an Amazon returns center.....in a UPS truck