UPS mystery solved!!!

After speaking with UPS today I have arrived at the answer to the second delivery on th trucks. According to the person I spoke with the number of people on the truck is solely dependent on the number of deliveries a route has for that day. I asked about the parking ticket role in the number of people on board the truck. He said that the parking ticket agents will ticket you even if you are in the truck.

Oh well, I am slightly disappointed. The parking tickets was a much more interesting theory.

Here is the links to previous post on UPS:

Update on UPS extra labor II

Update on UPS extra labor

Why do some UPS trucks have two people making deliveries?

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Update on UPS extra labor II

Larry's Blog at www.newyorkparkingticket.com writes, "It costs UPS about $1M per month in NYC parking ticket fines."

San Fransisco Chronicle writer Rachel Gordon 1997 said, "Neither UPS, based in Atlanta, nor FedEx, based in Memphis, keeps a tally of how much it spends nationally on parking fines, according to their spokesmen. But the tab is big: In New York City alone, UPS paid $18.7 million and FedEx paid $8.2 million during the 2005-06 fiscal year."

Previous posts:

Update on UPS extra labor

Why do some UPS trucks have two people making deliveries?

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