UPS Driver Slang

scisector9

Well-Known Member
We have "call ins", bid "routes", have "cover drivers", helpers are "runners", easy routes "gravy trains", scan steering wheels for "dummies", bulk stops are "dump stops", old truck "beasts", guys who are runner gunners "machines or beasts"...
plus the across the board terms "resis", "irregs", "sup", "split car"
 

OVERBOARD

Don't believe everything you think
We also have routes that are all part of a loop and every route in a loop is graded from A to E. In the old days A routes where best routes to have.
 

BrownChoice

Well-Known Member
Its sometimes funny when talkin shop with co-worker in public using terms like flow, 700%, gettin slammed, etc etc and watching others faces who are clueless.
 

Wally

BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
Not delivering a package ( not sheeting it) and throwing it in a tote of smalls or on the belt is called a "soaker" in my hood.

That's "flagging a stop" here.

This will cause some trouble. Easy routes are called a slang word for breast. Starts and ends with a T. "He has a t-- route"!
 
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