POV: You Got A Job As An Amazon Delivery Driver

This is your point of view if you got a job as an Amazon Driver. Ever thought about being an Amazon Driver. Well this is what the life of a driver looks like. I'll show you my first stop and POV of what it looks like driving the cargo van (ram 3500 promaster). we also get some lomo saltado for lunch!
#pov #amazon #amazondriver

📫Need to tell/ask me (Chris) something?
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📫Timeline!
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0:00 Pov: You work for Amazon
0:52 Driving to First Stop
2:56 First Stop + What My Cargo Van is Looking Like
4:07 More Deliveries
6:09 Lunchtime!
9:14 Again More Deliveries
10:08 Final Stop

[LaosHouse]

Did you enjoy the food I fed you?😆 Happy New Year! Let's make 2023 great!

[Sorealj]

You’re a good guy Chris keep spreading that positivity

[Mightyfish_]

When I was working at Amazon as a delivery driver in Canada, I had 165+ stops and 250+ packages every day delivering in residential areas and when I got "promoted" to working in the downtown area, I averaged 70 - 90 stops with over 250+ packages. From what I've seen from our US counterparts, Amazon is more lenient on your packages and stops.

Great video, this is exactly what it was like working for amazon.

[ifGarage]

Giving me bad flashbacks of when I used to work for that tyrant of a company. Wouldn’t recommend, worst few months of my life. I didn’t mind the driving and delivering aspect of it. It’s just that my managers were constantly up everyone’s rear end, tracking us, watching us, not mention being underpaid. Now I work as a legit truck driver delivering bigger packages and the pay is way better.

[weirdo]

I agree 100% with the longer drive, less stops. I drive just over 2 hours to my first stop

[pl]

Really enjoy your videos. I’m a e-supermarket delivery driver in the UK covering large areas. I agree with you the hardest part going to a new area is finding what to eat, plus locating a toilet!

[issaCoop]

Wish our package count would be reduced! My DSP has strictly residential neighborhoods (some businesses) and we average 150-190 stops a day with 300+ packages. Insane amount of group stops. This beats a rural country route with 80 stops in my opinion though, I get done way earlier in residential rather than the rural low stop count routes.

[steventheo]

I do deliveries with Amazon Flex. I definitely agree, more driving, less packages. I use my own vehicle, so I don't have too many rules. I enjoy what I do. I get a different route every time. Most of the time, I have no idea where I am, but the app always helps me get the job done!!!

[GavinStiltner-nu]

I’m an Amazon delivery driver in Florence Kentucky around Cincinnati, Ohio and I’ve been delivery driver for a few months and I owe some credit to watch your videos before I started really really really helped me. Thank you so much.

[derrickpul]

I couldn't do this much stops/packages on a day, I work for a company that does the bigger packages, like tables chairs en that sort of things. My average routelength is around 500kms/310miles. I do like 20 stops on a day. It's much more relaxed I think

[crustybunz-]

When I worked for Amazon I never had less than 165+ stops and well over 300 packages. Not to mention I was driving an hour and a half to the first stop of the day.

[punkboy]

I used to work for Amazon as delivery driver but I quit within 3 months terrible experience, work schedule changes all the time without letting me know, and forces me to do OT, or even if I finish my route they'd force me to pick up more packages lol. Never will work for Amazon again in my life.

[visualbree]

The new Rivian vans are a good upgrade.

[MortifiedPenguinX]

Love these videos. You're so upbeat!

[waldevv]

Man I feel really lucky and lazy at the same time having a comfortable remote IT job where every day I can just punch in my hours even if it's a quiet day and I barely have anything to do. I can just freely spend my time as long as I get the job done and I never really feel exhausted after a day, I've had a couple of retail jobs and whatnot and while I got used to that kind of lifestyle I just can't imagine going back, even commuting and stuff like that would feel annoying.

I suppose with a job like this days would fly relatively quick but it would be pretty tiring I imagine

[QUZACK]

In Ireland we got to knock on the door and wait for someone to answer, Dublin Ireland is much smaller than anywhere in the US and we average 140 stops a good day,

Xmas, prime day, Black Friday ETC maybe 170-180 stops

[BeeVee-zzip]

Are there cameras that film you inside the car? Like you driving?

[re]

I think I could hustle this for about a week

[heresjonny.]

Cameras are not a live feed for those wondering. They serve a really good purpose though not only to watch the driver but to save them too in some cases.

[RyanBurnsRed]

That food looks so good, it breaks my heart they're only in Jersey. I see a road trip in my near future