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Illogical Stop Sequencing
Delivery routing apps generate illogical stop orders that force drivers to backtrack, waste time and fuel, and manually reorder stops.
In their words
One thing still being done manually every day is routing teams to jobs every day
Just the first arm would have saved $400,000 dollars over the last year if we had been using it instead of the optimizer we pay for
the biggest lifesaver isn't even the initial morning optimization it's how the software handles real-time changes
Why does Amazon flex think it’s okay to send us an hour away from the warehouse we picked up at, FOR $70??????????????
Multi location stops. There’s no reason for 2+ different addresses to be considered one stop.
I’m expected to make all these noon deliveries daily, even when our terminal is over an hour away from my route
You have about 6 packages and want me to leave my car running, just to go up to the 30th floor to deliver your packages right to your door.
my stops, locations, and packages have gone up almost every single week since prime week
It has added 2 hours to my morning every day, as I refuse to just let it make a mockery of my job
I was in the customers driveway and it said to return the order.
70% of the time DD ignores rush hour traffic, and wastes half of every hour making me sit in 'unexpected' traffic.
Does the Walmart Spark driver's app not take into account the time needed to find apartments and unload things?
We are forced to support a large number of granular constraints, too large for my comfort.
Delivery drivers
Where they talk
- r/AmazonDSPDrivers
- r/AmazonFlexDrivers
- r/doordash_drivers
- r/Sparkdriver
- r/USPS
- r/UberEatsDrivers
- r/UPSers
- r/Truckers
Tools they use today
- Amazon Flex app
- DoorDash
- Google Maps
- Amazon delivery app
- Spark driver app
- Amazon routing app
- Uber Eats
- Apple Maps
Why those fall short
- system orders stops scrambled, bouncing between cities, miscalculates mileage and time
- routing sucks, sends multiple drivers to same complex
- AI makes hundreds of moves, ignores rural constraints, and cannot be overridden in time
- algorithm never learns from driver reroutes; map inaccuracies persist
- App groups stops without considering parking, distance or accessibility
Map of ideas
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