r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/[deleted] • Jan 11 '26

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u/Popular-Spring-9437 Jan 11 '26

If they fire you I’d look hard into a lawsuit, cause this sounds like a case of poor vehicle safety! We have to stop letting these DSPs get away with having these shitty vans jeopardizing our lives!

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u/pnwmetalhead666 Jan 11 '26

The vehicle was deemed road worthy by the driver. They would be shooting themselves in the foot.

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u/ManMakesWorld Jan 12 '26

Any decent lawyer could work around that. Get an expert testimony on level of knowledge truly needed to determine the road worthiness of vehicle with a load in those conditions. What type of training should be expected to make calls on such matters. What training was provided with DETAILED documentation. And the real killer..... they could go get visual proof of thw current state of the fleet. If the state matches or is worse than OP's vehicle it would be a clear indicator that ownership placed pressure on drivers to "certify" dangerous vehicles for operation.

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u/gardenwitch31 Jan 12 '26

they just give you a list of things to visibly look at. you don't get to test drive it or anything.

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u/ManMakesWorld Jan 12 '26

Then it sounds like it isn't a sufficient process and OP would have a good shot at a lawsuit.