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<blockquote data-quote="&amp;#039;Lord Brown&amp;#039;s bidding&amp;#039;" data-source="post: 2530937" data-attributes="member: 32753">What&#039;s this &quot;EC&quot; only applies to weather problems? It&#039;s emergency, or unexpected adverse conditions, not &quot;late due to weather&quot;.&quot;Emergencies&quot; I&#039;ve come.across and was told to use &quot;EC&quot;:Viscious dog in yard prevents me from attempting proper delivery to door.Crime scene in location of delivery.Gun battle&nbsp; (not my experience, but another driver; showed bullet hole where one whizzed past him while he hid in back of vehicle)Truck trapped between two fallen trees during a windstorm.These are all &quot;emergencies&quot;, and except for the truck trapped by the two trees, none had anything to do with the weather. Aside from that, at least in this district &quot;EC&quot; packages show up on a report, and if used the center manager will have to explain to the DM why &quot;EC&quot; was used.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="'Lord Brown's bidding', post: 2530937, member: 32753"] What's this "EC" only applies to weather problems? It's emergency, or unexpected adverse conditions, not "late due to weather". "Emergencies" I've come.across and was told to use "EC": Viscious dog in yard prevents me from attempting proper delivery to door. Crime scene in location of delivery. Gun battle (not my experience, but another driver; showed bullet hole where one whizzed past him while he hid in back of vehicle) Truck trapped between two fallen trees during a windstorm. These are all "emergencies", and except for the truck trapped by the two trees, none had anything to do with the weather. Aside from that, at least in this district "EC" packages show up on a report, and if used the center manager will have to explain to the DM why "EC" was used. [/QUOTE]

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