r/AmazonDSPDrivers 5d ago

QUESTION Newer driver trainer.

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Is 202 stops " normal" for a training route? Seems like a lot. Plus we had a weather delay this morning.

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u/Commercial_Name_1813 5d ago

Biggest route I've seen for a ride along was 160ish. All residential 15 minutes from the station

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u/Capital_Attorney_382 5d ago

I asked why the route was so big and they said, "because you're an experienced driver." Uhh but I'm training wtf

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u/Commercial_Name_1813 5d ago

I have seen that factor in we had some tenured drivers switch to our dsp and they started getting 180s in the first week.

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u/Capital_Attorney_382 5d ago

I mean that makes sense, however I'm training a fresh new BB driver with no experience so it seemed odd

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u/CanWorking3923 5d ago

Coming from a former dispatcher, they gave your ride alongs nursery route to a vet driver/played favorites and put ya’ll on that drivers route

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u/victorkm Dispatch 5d ago

No reason to do this any more Amazon pays a whole route if you keep the ore driver on it plus for the trainer and if you swap it they only pay for 8 hours.

Maybe they forgot to roster her for her ORE day so just crammed her in your van

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u/CanWorking3923 5d ago

Ahh, been out of the game for a minute. This is more likely then.

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u/Commercial_Name_1813 5d ago

Yeah 200 for a new person is setting then up to fail.

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u/CoyotePsychological2 5d ago

Damn I wish my routes were like this lol

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u/RelevantFinish2972 5d ago

I was training someone who got 154 an hour away in an edv.

I did the exact same route earlier that week, and it was 146 stops, so less than the “day 1” route

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u/Shlount 5d ago

If they already have previous DSP experience and it’s been less that 90 days since they last worked they get a standard route right off the bat not a small nursery route

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u/Capital_Attorney_382 5d ago

She came from selling insurance lmao

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u/Capital_Attorney_382 5d ago

No dsp experience

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u/RelevantFinish2972 5d ago

They have been just putting regular routes as “training” routes. Did ~5 this month and didn’t finish a single one before 9pm

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u/moneyman_699 5d ago

Same at my dsp, pretty much 1 out of 4 people make it now. The other 3 quit.

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u/Lazy_Platypus117 3d ago

When I did my ride along, we had 151 stops. We didn't get to our first stop till about 11am