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Extreme weather delivery and choosing the best route

Extreme weather delivery and choosing the best route The best route isn’t always the shortest one. Likewise, the best delivery isn’t always the one with a large tip. However, that doesn’t mean larger tips aren’t great. Furthermore, shorter routes are always a benefit in a delivery. Couriers look for the quickest path because the key…
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The fast track to show time – Tales of the Courier

The fast track to show time – Tales of the Courier The road is the place to be. Wind rushing by as the wheels roll and the asphalt paves the way. There is something serene about watching the horizon run ever onward. And the feel of the road through the steering wheel as the miles…
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The trust in the fresh food delivery brings better quality

The trust in the fresh food delivery brings better quality The best delivery is the one just completed. It’s in the books. The timer is done and the rush is over. Until the next delivery. It might be in the next minute, or the next five minutes. However, it’s on the way. Sticking to the…
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Outside the comfort zone, how new areas can boost earnings

Outside the comfort zone, how new areas can boost earnings It takes time and consistent effort to cultivate a delivery zone. From learning the location of merchants, to memorizing the layout of neighborhoods, it’s always a work in progress. Furthermore, it can be an evolving work in progress for areas that experience steady urban growth.…
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The one way ticket – Tales of the Courier

The one way ticket – Tales of the Courier The night is deep. The road races ahead and disappears into the horizon. 1courier keeps the pedal to the metal. The goal is to make up for lost time. Also, he could only speculate at how much time was actually lost. However, not much can be…
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How to avoid the bottleneck effect for on time delivery

How to avoid the bottleneck effect for on time delivery It can happen on any delivery. And it can happen in different ways. However, when it happens it can slow an entire delivery down to a snails pace. Every courier knows about traffic jams and merchants that run behind. Or maybe it’s the wrong address…






