They are 8hrs long? Damn

On God

Facts

Mine was 10

Actually though lol. I learned more from this than i did from all those power points and quizes

Huh, I only use the yellow sticker when it's covering up the name and address. And have done many routes with over 300 packages.

Omg so true lmao 😂 must love those white Rams lol

Lol 😂

Fucking Facts

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Yup lol

@@dogbsas you don't lose time though you make up for that time lost by grabbing your next package immediately rather than go through your entire tote at each stop wasting more time than actually organizing everything

@@dogbsas trust it saves all the time in the world

@@dogbsas I did 35 stops an hour my first day using this method

How many packages per stop? I do 10 stops and/or 35 packages per hour average. I have more apartments, vut sometimes it's 1 package to one building anyway. 35 stops an hour it's impossible. Some routes I do are 35 stops, and it takes all day.

Glad you found a way to organize that works well for you!

that’s how it’s done when you see the house number your getting the right package and keeps that house number in mind so you don’t go to a wrong house like other people do.

You have to check all the informations before placing the package at someone's door. The sticker method is to find the package. After that you have to check the address. No mistake.

Thanks for the reply! We organize like this with full vans also, we just used a sweeper van to make this video =)

@@amazinghomedelivery3080 So I’ve been working as an Amazon deliverer for about a month now. I feel like my organization solid. Able to identify and get to my packages quickly. Yet. STILL finishing last. I’ve had several managers come out and try to give me pointers. I’ve gone from nursery routes 3, 4 totes to like 15-17 totes. 200+ packages and 150+ stops. I’m always getting rescued and it’s truly impacting my mind set. I get a lot of apartments and then businesses towards the second half. Which by the time I get to it, they’re closed and end up feeling more defeated cause I can’t deliver them. I just wanna know the best way to address the matter of time. I feel it’s impossible endeavor to get to a business before 5 pm when I’m not getting on the road til 12:30-1 pm. Would you suggest going through the itinerary and locating those business deliveries first?

Bro it’s honestly so easy 😂 just not for you obviously. Hope you find a new job

@@aretherelakerstotalkabout8911 i used to have 250+packages, 150+ stops. Half apartments.....and I was one of the first ones coming back. Plus if I had commercials the dispatcher would stop my route and make me deliver thise first making a mess inside of my van because I would be opening tote 1, 10. 15.....But no comparison can be made...some buildings are more diff than others. Some routes are more complicated than others.... Actually I moved to another state and I became one of the slowest one the first week. U need time to know your route.....everytime u open a tote...boxes on the left facing you. Envelopes on the right. If there are many u could have even 3 lines of envelopes.....but that was my way to organize every tote. Also if your route is the same everyday...which is difficult....ask your dispatcher if u can deliver the most diff first 4 example....or the opposite. I tried to deliver all my buildings first because i had so many 3rd floor apts that i wanted to use my start up energy of the day on the worse deliveries...being a 46yo guy. I hope this could help...if not...maybe its not a job 4 u my man. I dont do it anymore but sometimes I miss the freedom of the job

@@aretherelakerstotalkabout8911 i feel you brother no lie i think its truly an amazon problem because the person that creates the routes should put the businesses first because and as long as we get the packages that are on one day delivery delivered that same day it before 10pm we should be good i feel like the demand and supply is to much to be rushing there workers and all the rules, traffic and tech we have watching how we drive and all that then deal with our dsp like we are not moving fast enough or just playing around or whatever they think everyone's not the same and the flex app isn't 100% on the order of your delivery order sometimes it jumps around for first tote to the fifth tote and all type of crazy mess we have to deal with i like the job but its definitely stressful

Glad it helped!

You're totally right - sometimes they don't always go in order but if you've got them organized in numerical order, it makes it easy to find the next package anyhow =)

That bs advice

@@amazinghomedelivery3080you’re definitely right on this one

Bro what are you talking about? Haha this is the best methond

You'll never get through 300 packages without the sticker method. The sticker method is supreme.

Yup use a folded bag for a table is the front seat

I don’t do that sometimes the phones says it’s an envelope but turns out to be a box lol

Glad you found something that works for you - everyone finds their own way to organize but we love this method, especially for newer drivers =)

You said that this takes too much time after naming another strategy that could take too much time as well.

that’s still time consuming just look at the shipping label for the house number and street. it will feel slow but after a 2 weeks or a month you will get used to it. it takes me a second to find 1 package out of 30 packages. the key is elimination. when you stop you see the house number and street on the rabbit click scan you see what package is it envelope, box, plastic or the whatever they call the random box. when if you need a envelope you get in the back of the van only look at the envelopes for the address you need.

You're absolutely right but if you're looking for 4901, it's 100x easier to find if it your stuff is in order weather it's in the front, back, or middle of the pile. A quick flip through and you'll find it right between 4900 and 4902 =)

@@amazinghomedelivery3080 I mainly just separated by street and I memorize the layout. I just confirm what type of package it is then I'm out. It's quicker than the driver aid number method. I actually use to use the DA way. Plus is you have to jump around one your route to be quicker and spend less time back tracking. You can also combine other totes with the same street. As well as the two three packages that they dump in a different bag.

@@buttalove498 how do you combine other totes?

Yeah it’s just a big race I hate that shit I mean not everybody can do that and be safe I mean drivers be speeding in them rentals for what just to have your picture on the board and a bonus that ain’t really no money

My DSP pays 9hr a day guaranteed even if you finish early and bonuses for helping others

Thanks! =)

UPS and FedEx does that, not Amz drivers.

@@robertotr half of my drivers use sharpies that they provide from the station lmao, how are you going to tell an amazon employee what we don't do? 🤣

This was a sweeper van =)

Not sure what van you’re in but I drive a Mercedes long blue. This past peak season was a challenge when getting 20+ totes & 20+ oversize. Idk if I can explain this (pics would be best) but I’ve discovered a system that works. The only shelf I leave down is the one behind the drivers seat. Bags 1-3 I put on top of that shelf. Bags 4-6 underneath the shelf. Bags 7 & 8 stacked horizontally equal to the end of the shelf & beside the slide door. Bags 9 & 10 staked also horizontally behind bags 7 & 8 & bags 11 & 12 horizontally beside 9 & 10. Now, your next row can be stacked vertically. I like to go from left to right while working from the front so bags 13 & 14 on the right yellow fender thing, 15 & 16 in the middle & bags 17 & 18 on the left yellow fender thing. Anything over 18 bags will need to be triple stacked but this will leave you plenty of room for all your oversize. I organize my bags & envelopes by DA# order in a 55L plastic container from Walmart. Yes, sometimes they don’t go in order but 95% of the time, they do. As for my boxes, In most cases, they DA# sticker is barely stuck on the box so I’ll either pull the sticker off or write the last two digits on the end of the box then stack them on end in between the seats so I can see all of the DA#’s. I ALWAYS go out the driver side door & NEVER use the side door unless I’m going in to organize my next bag. I organize my oversize by stop/DA# & get those from the back of the van. Also, I’ve posted pics of my loading procedure on the FB group page Amazon Delivery Driver Venting & Troubleshooting group. Join the group then search my name Darrell Hicks to find my posts. Hope this helps!

Every tote has its won sequence. The stickers are independent between the totes. Tote 1 may have stickers from 000 to 015. Tote 2 can have 345 to 356, tote 3 134 to 152. So you have to organize the stickers bag by bag, not globally.

The drive aid sticker always be on the money for me that’s how I find my packages

that’s why i don’t use it. even the way they want you to load is not only unsafe but takes up a lot of room.

The driver aid sticker is a must have

Nope just do one tote at a time if not you’ll get confuse that one tote has at least 10 to maybe 14 stops in it

You're in for a wake up call lol. Good luck.

@@cashlindontv7293 tomorrow is my first day alone and im already thinking about finding another job. My slow ass is not about to run or jog for 6 or 7 hours. Ive always been a sluggish person, very low energy. (No, i dnt weigh 400 lbs. 210 thanks to the pandemic) imma try to survive at least 2 weeks.

@@FiinalFlaash RIP

@@davidarredondo9054 a week later, im about to quit LOL

@@FiinalFlaash BRUH LOL my first day was Monday bro.

You can. I have two videos on my channel if you wanna check it out.

Nope! We don't care how you organize, but get those boxes & envelopes OUT of the tote! There could be anywhere from 5-30 stops in each tote, it's a gigantic waste of time to dig through it!

@@amazinghomedelivery3080 I guess I would have to see what you mean. I would get confused if I didn’t know which packages came from which colored/numbered tote.

@@keegancan you don't organize all the bags at once. One at a time. Organize the tote, deliver it, organize the next tote

You can put them in order by the yellow sticker as well

If you have totes full of apts just sort them out by apartment #s and put em together by apt number i.e. apt 1005, 2007, 3004 etc. that helps me out

I usually throw packages for the same building in one tote and drag it to the business…if I have time I will write down the suite number with a sharpie on the package in big writing to see it better!!!

This is what I'm feeling. Especially in the passenger seat. Tgde problem comes with the overflow when they aren't labeled well. Have to waste minutes looking for a box because the sation didn't put it in order.

If I can I just put all my boxes from whatever bag the app wants me to work out of on the right side of the shelf behind the drivers seat then I spread the bags envelopes out to the left on the same shelf and I pick from them easy to see the numbers and grab and go oversize I just find it grab and go

Lol. Well, you can go to the map and click on the number/address you want to go first. For routes that I know better, I do that for every stop to make it worth it and avoid making u turns.

@@robertotr Thankfully, I no longer work with Amazon.

20.23/hr in Denver plus bonuses and overtime

Probably. Some of the drivers at my DSP came from other DSPs. So it's not a problem itself. But if Amazon cut you off, it's because you were not compliant or did cause too much issues with customers.

That sounds good indeed. 🤔 Instead looking for 23 different numbers for the same budding, we would look for same numbers on 23 packages. Way better.

But the thing is that the system recognizes any apartment as a different address/location. Even same apartment packages have different stick numbers.

It'll save you time at every stop - we do 200 stops / 400 packages and a lot of our drivers use this method to organize =)

It's a training video 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

@@amazinghomedelivery3080 my thought still applies. Take a breath yo 😬😂

Shut up

Do you get out from the driver’s door for each delivery?

Try that in upstate New york where many stops are 1/4 mile away from each other or have 1/4mi long driveways. You'll be walking hours to deliver 10 packages from 1 tote!

This was a TRAINING video - it took about an hour to film because we wanted to be able talk through each step. I can't take a full route driver off the road that long to do a KZfaq video. We're already talking about doing a full-day ride along so stay tuned!

Let me see - take 60 seconds to organize my tote one time or spend 60 seconds at each stop looking for each package...hmmm.........🤷🏻‍♀️

Facts!!!!!

If you do you have to do it early or you just straight up fall behind in the first hour.

@@stoiccrane4259 how many stops you think you have to move quick on

@@stoiccrane4259 its the rental vans that I don't like

@@BLACKMAN4815 They put me in a u-haul and made sent me to deliver in a city comparable to New York. know the feeling.

We think it takes longer to dig through the whole tote at every stop =)

Amazing Home Delivery i don’t i put each pkg on the floor

@@matiuhs do your thing! Everyone has their own way, this works for us =)

@@amazinghomedelivery3080 do you sort one bag at a time or do you do 2 bags or 3 bags at once then deliver???? Thanks

Try to write down the apartment or house number in big writing on the package for organization. I find that helpful. Always carry 2 sharpies with you.

why is everyone trying to be faster? the only speed you need to have is done no later than 10hrs .

@@russ1376 I’m just trying to not be last…most of my coworkers are so fast and they have time to come rescue me

@@drama2u that’s their problem and don’t feel bad that they are unless your getting paid by route. your getting paid to work 10 hrs so if it takes that long to complete the route then so be it. i get paid hourly but if i finish early i still get paid for the full 10hrs so all i think of is deliver in a good pace without killing myself. marathon and not a sprint is what my manager says.

I write down the house or apartment number with a sharpie on the package to easily find it …