Wilson1397
Half the lies they tell about me aren't true!!
hey, I was in the top 80% in my classNo you couldn't. Also FedEx already beat you to it.
hey, I was in the top 80% in my classNo you couldn't. Also FedEx already beat you to it.
hey, I was in the top 80% in my class
If you had that, some hemorrhoid in a cubicle would be calculating how many more stops per day you could handle with the time saved.
Orion. It’s awful. Get rid of it. We need RDO back, SERIOUSLY.Hi guys, I am from a design team at Georgia Tech doing some research on the experience of package delivery drivers and working on improving it in the future, we would really appreciate it if anyone is willing to share their experiences of driving the vehicle and answering some questions on driving and the future of delivery driving including autonomous delivery vehicles. Hit me up in private conversation if you are interested! Thanks!
Here are a few questions:
1. What are some difficulties or challenges that slow down the delivery process (for package delivery drivers)?
2. What are some changes you'll like to see in the delivery process?
3. What are your thoughts on working with a semi-autonomous/fully autonomous delivery vehicle?
Edit(1):
The purpose of the research is not to replace the driver in this situation but instead to redefine the role of the driver and better the experience.
Here are a few questions:
1. What are some difficulties or challenges that slow down the delivery process (for package delivery drivers)?
Less stops lol. Not having to scan every package. Would make mis deliveries more common though. A better loading system. Line the shelves with the Orion stop order instead of the edd.2. What are some changes you'll like to see in the delivery process?
You're taking work away from Union employees. We'd just push them off in the river. I could see it plausible if we delivered like 20 stops to the robots in a subdivision and set the robot to go deliver.3. What are your thoughts on working with a semi-autonomous/fully autonomous delivery vehicle?
Matter of fact, anybody who makes decisions like this pertaining to OUR JOB really outta be a helper for one day. One of those full 12 hour days right in the middle of peak. You want to be educated on what our job is like? Give us more resources to make the job go smoother? Come out with us when it’s 5 o’clock and we have a truck full of outbound and 120 stops left in the frontIf you really want to do some proper research on this subject, jump for peak season and get back to us.
All 3?hey, I was in the top 80% in my class
Here are some on a postal step van...hell, i'd take a vent in the back to circulate the air. even I could design that!!!!!!
1. Eliminate the end range motions involved with driving. Currently, they include: setting the park brake, shifting the trans into drive and then into park. Most of our package cars are poorly designed in terms of turning on the hazards 100+ times a day (I cannot see the switch or the dash flashers in my truck). Make the seatbelt easier to stow (I slide mine over the steering wheel, so that I can easily put it on when I get back in.)1. What are some difficulties or challenges that slow down the delivery process (for package delivery drivers)?
2. What are some changes you'll like to see in the delivery process?
3. What are your thoughts on working with a semi-autonomous/fully autonomous delivery vehicle?
All 3?
Recess lunch and gym?The classes with the big head phones didn’t count
Recess lunch and gym?
Here are some on a postal step van...
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That & a solar powered roof fan should be sufficient
3. What are your thoughts on working with a semi-autonomous/fully autonomous delivery vehicle?
Lmao ups dont listen to us, let them run their own businessHi guys, I am from a design team at Georgia Tech doing some research on the experience of package delivery drivers and working on improving it in the future, we would really appreciate it if anyone is willing to share their experiences of driving the vehicle and answering some questions on driving and the future of delivery driving including autonomous delivery vehicles. Hit me up in private conversation if you are interested! Thanks!
Here are a few questions:
1. What are some difficulties or challenges that slow down the delivery process (for package delivery drivers)?
2. What are some changes you'll like to see in the delivery process?
3. What are your thoughts on working with a semi-autonomous/fully autonomous delivery vehicle?
Edit(1):
The purpose of the research is not to replace the driver in this situation but instead to redefine the role of the driver and better the experience.
I don’t like the ignition off in park. I put it in park at stoplights
Management has told me it’s fine to put in parkLeave in gear and apply the PROPERLY ADJUSTED parking brake.