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Originally Posted by Carth
Having had some experience in deliveries (not parcels), the problem could be that the route is worked out in advance, usually by some dick in an office that doesn't even drive  |
Before GPS was available, I worked on route planning software. That included the drivers having to take breaks at the legally required times.
Nowhere near as bad as this. Just strange the long delays and passing by my location and then going in various wrong directions.
Just hoping for some kind of explanation for the strange behaviour. Current location of the vehicle is still the same as it was an hour after the actual delivery.