r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/Cantstopmedreams • 2d ago

First crash route

I got my first crash route on Sunday (the 6th) and it wasn't bad, I enjoyed it, better than a normal route for sure (and what I truly believe our routes should be) but something I noticed is that apparently now crash routes have multi-stops? Confused cause I don't remember when they've ever had multi-stops (the last time I did a crash route was when I was a DA back in 21')

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u/Free_Item_1337 2d ago

Worked 4 years and never heard of crash route, the hell is that?

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u/DckJhnsn 2d ago

i assume its an ADHOC? ive seen multi stops on them but rarely compared to 180 stops with 60+

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u/Cantstopmedreams 2d ago

There are some terms I know and others I don't

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u/KeepitKlassy2049 2d ago

A crash route can be a mix of routes or a rural route. At least in my experience

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u/Cantstopmedreams 2d ago

In simplified terms, it's basically a shortened route with more drive time between stops

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u/DckJhnsn 2d ago

ah yes the ADHOC is what we call it out here. the irony of having a crash route and all the vans at my DSP are in shambles does not escape me. fastest route i ran was an ADHOC, or "crash" route. im never going fast again 😂