Question about sups following you on route

[rod]

They do it because they think they are super spies.

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

They do it because they think they are super spies.

Hi Rod

 

[rod]

Hi Rod

anything exciting going on tonight?

 

[IVE GOTTA PACKAGE 4U]

anything exciting going on tonight?

Absolutely

 

[3 done 3 to go]

They stick out like a sore thumb. I wave at them right away. Then they leave me for another. The others around know before they get there.

 

[ski or die]

Even though I'm retired, they are still following me. I was at the grocery store and they threatened to write me up for making to many left turns with my grocery cart.

 

[El Correcto]

They haven't followed me yet if it's after my 5th working hour, I'm taking lunch they are not welcome to join me.

 

[Edd Orion]

Even though I'm retired, they are still following me. I was at the grocery store and they threatened to write me up for making to many left turns with my grocery cart.

Not with Orion, it's all left turns, & backing. Safety is out the window... So is common sense

 

[Kamikaze]

Idk if this is in the right spot but this is the only place I have privilege to make a new topic...been with UPS five years and been driving six months...never really been in any trouble...last week I noticed two supervisors following me in their personal car...finally they got out and talked to me and said two things I did wrong..then left...did they follow me cause I'm doing something wrong or cause they're bored looking to write people up? Thanks

It's as simple as calling 911 and telling the operator you're a UPS driver with FAA regulated packages and you're being followed by a suspicious vehicle. After being surrounded by the police with guns drawn I'm
Pretty sure they'll never follow you again.

 

[MC4YOU2]

We used to get a series of repetitive and well worn safety tips from time to time, without any real regularity in scheduling. When we had a big shot like DM or RM show up unannounced, we'd get a new safety tip phrased in a way that we'd never heard before. "Stretching after break periods can help prevent end range motion injuries. Have a safe afternoon."

 

[Catatonic]

... When we had a big shot like DM or RM show up unannounced, we'd get a new safety tip phrased in a way that we'd never heard before. "Stretching after break periods can help prevent end range motion injuries."

That is impressive!

 

[asphaltcowboy]

If you notice you are being observed make a few turns, park, and secure yourself and vehicle. Call your sup and let them know you're being followed.

 

[McGee]

Almost, I would call the police ( remember you don't really know WHAT'S going on in the vehicle behind you) and inform them that you are being followed, explain that all of your cargo is valuable and for all you know they may be trying to get you in an isolated area.

Then wait and enjoy...

It DOES work... also may prevent them from following you for awhile.

 

[dookie stain]

A driver who's been around a long time and is notorious for needing help every night just got followed...they yelled at him for not working safe and not using three points contact...now at every single stop he gets out puts a cone at the front and back of the truck and uses his hand truck for even envelopes...I think it's hilarious...he averages six stops an hour

 

[NonDeliverOtherMissed]

A driver who's been around a long time and is notorious for needing help every night just got followed...they yelled at him for not working safe and not using three points contact...now at every single stop he gets out puts a cone at the front and back of the truck and uses his hand truck for even envelopes...I think it's hilarious...he averages six stops an hour

That's not funny, that's just being a jackass

 

[NonDeliverOtherMissed]

What does putting cones up and using his hand cart have to do with not working safe and not using TPC?

 

[NonDeliverOtherMissed]

He's just boning the drivers around him. Had a driver like this. Needed help every night and always used to say "I'm gonna get them good tonight" ...well in reality he's just screwing his fellow drivers that have to bail him out when they are done instead of going home. Cannot stand idiots like that.