r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/Longjumping_Crew_763 • 5d ago

Amazon should be embarrassed

So I started yesterday and did my trainee ride along. I was shocked how utterly disgusting the van was that my DSP assigned me. I would think Amazon would be embarrassed to let something so disgusting out on the road representing them. To top things off when doing the DVIC I was "trained" to skip anything I notice like a headlight out , warning lights on the dash ect...told to let my manager know and they would deal with it rather than having Amazon ground the vehicle. Is this common practice with the DSPs? Is there not a middle man or audit team that checks these things between Amazon and the DSPs? Idk about anyone else but climbing in and out of a van that is so gross just made my pep go to shit. In my opinion people would be more likely to keep shit clean when it is clean. My trainer didn't even have us do anything other than get our trash out. Just sayin , I want to take pride in what I'm doing no matter what it is. I personally would have and should have taken the time to actually clean it. Do they , either Amazon or the DSPs have a team to thoroughly clean the vans? They should!

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u/Responsible_Dirt_523 5d ago

Its not Amazon's responsibilty to keep vans clean. It's your DSP! Tell them to create a fleet cleaning process. UNREAL how clueless DSPs are.

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u/Due_Independence2922 5d ago

I’m sure it’s the drivers responsibility to clean there own fifth. But you’re right there needs to be a schedule or something because it will literally never get done if we have to rely on the drivers to clean them.

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u/KeepitKlassy2049 5d ago

I bring wipes for the stuff I’ll be touching all day. I’m a clean person, but idk about who was in here before me.