why do ups trucks have no doors?

Answer 1

"Faster Response"

At UPS they analize everything.

They found that time could be saved if the delivery guy didn't have to open and close the door at every stop.

The roof is made of translusent plastic so that durring the day, the driver doesn't have to waste time turning on a light switch.

The little "stools" they use for driver seats are rasied above a normal setting position (knees bent to a right angle) so that the drivers don't have to "Stand up" to get out. But this one also redueces repeditive stress so it's "ok".

**There is a computer attached to the ignition of the truck that tracks how long the engine has been running, in motion, stopped, and off. So if you do all of your deliveries really fast, you can't go and park in some lot somewhere and waste an hour or two.

The computerized clipboards they use time how long it takes them to make a delivery. They can't spend more then 45* seconds to make a residential delivery or more then 2:30* for offices with fewer then 10 floors. (I was once told if the elevator is too slow take the stairs)

Answer 2

For Registration , doors are necessary.
But drivers willfully collapse doors!
Illegal?

Answer 3

They have sliding ones that go into the frame - they have to have doors for security reasons!

Answer 4

More time for delivering , and less for opening doors.

Answer 5

try open and closing your doors every stop and see how long you last

Answer 6

So the drivers can get in and out faster.

Answer 7

so they don't waste time opening and closing doors!! time is money

Answer 8

i guess so they can get in and out quickly and easily