A DAY IN THE LIFE OF AN AMAZON DELIVERY DRIVER! 

How was it bro ? I start soon I think gotta go take a drug test now and read about ups they make bank 100k I wanna stay with Amazon for a year or 2 get exp and maybe try for ups

@@delapaloma6934 it's not that bad out on the blue mile , the routing sucks but there are ways of fixing that , I've heard that UPS is good but hard to get in as a driver to make it easier to get in I'd recommend once you're use to the sprinter Vans to get in a step van and get your D.O.T. certification once you have that on record through the Department of motor vehicle it's easier to get in as a driver with UPS , FedEx plays a lot of games with the pay so I definitely don't recommend them also FedEx is somewhat like Amazon they are Dsp run , Amazon is not bad though . Keep in mind though that whichever Dsp your with could have their Contract from Amazon Cut at anytime , thankfully I was hired on by a Newer Dsp who is cool and takes care of the team , some Dsp's are straight up horrible . Good luck and many good vibes your way .

@@SonnyWolfSmiles thanks man what about thc test if you fail will they still hire you ? I have it today lol finna go buy fake pee lol

@@SonnyWolfSmilesit’s not hard to get in at UPS just right now their is hiring freeze due to contract times. UPS really care about safety and their is a 30 day trial period before you officially make it. Our packages are a lot heavier in average and we do pickups but not every route does that.

@@delapaloma6934what do u think

Lol 😂 Heavy Bags In the background is absolutely atrocious..and she's all happy about it

You really like it that much tho?

I don’t like the job but I like the $130k a make a year

Exactly! Most importantly vehicle check

The problem is they don't give enough time for us to do the Inspections. The least amount of time is 90seconds to go around the van and check. We get like 2 minutes then is the meeting then load out.

🤣 its not that fkn serious

​@@DonnaSeward-m7lit's not serious until it happens to you. You assume the risk of longer days by not just taking a few minutes to do a quick run through.

@@infini.tesimo i been driving over a year, ive had issues...ITS NOT THAT FKN SERIOUS. unless a wheel is loose or the steering wheel is missing, they arent gonna groubd it anyway...

Be ready for people to pop out the doors for their packages. Weekends are the worst in my opinion. But im also an hardcore introvert, so if you like people interaction you will be just fine. Watch fpr the dogs though!

how much do they make as part time ?

@@briandarwin7297 the rate is the same as full-time; $20.75/h.

@Alexander Rapp NJ

Still do 19hr

It’s very different especially since DoorDash is just what you want to do.

Damn you got done super late

I agree with you!!! Puts a lot of pressure on the Amazon drivers, and you basically overwork yourself, and thank you, I appreciate it!!

Hi, can you please update me with some information Did you got the job ?? And how much they pay per hour ?

@AylaMohamed999 same....the one I signed up is 17 to 20 hour

Cams are just being rolled out in the blue vans. Never take a lunch 30 minutes worth of break I do but I'm in the van I am getting paid.

exhausting? they get no heavy big packages. everything is small😂 try doing fed ex where your doing 200+ stops and all big heavy shit. I doing wanna hear exhausting 😂🤡

@@jonathangriffin6828 you could just leave FedEx and go drive for Amazon....

@@jonboatmorava9115 why would I want 18$ hr lol

@@jonathangriffin6828 see there's the thing. You can either do more work and make more money or you can go make less money and less work. Up to you.

U still work for Amazon?

@@Zarnsautodetail lol fuck no fuck them 🤣 they had packages over flowing my truck I couldn’t even walk through to get a box without taking out all the boxes at once

@@Zarnsautodetail also my DSP wasn’t shit 🤷🏽‍♀️ I do security now and I love it

I think your first comment and got deleted what did you say before?

to answer your question yes you would get a pop up sometime throughout the day asking if you want to take a break

@@tubeee87 it’s usually 30 minutes. The app will tell you to go on lunch. If you’re ahead you can take a longer break. It all depends on how fast you deliver, and what’s convenient for you.

I agree with you it’s cool at first but then they take advantage of you and give you more and more each day, and expect a lot from us

@@lizethmedina1215 today I have a chill day, 68 stops with 258 packages

@@DhaPhenomenal1988 that’s good light day !! Happy for you 😀

All i get is apartments lol I’m tired

@@eddyc3181 me too, these past 3 weeks been mostly apartments. I be getting done late :/ lmao

​​@@hiwebula I just finished up my first full week of work, them apartments are a pain,😂. It's most definitely has its challenges, but it's a decent job though.

@@tatheblkpaladin ya I agree

Everyone does it differently I get rid of those Toats first, and I don’t have much overflow at the beginning so I don’t struggle on that.

@@lizethmedina1215 I get it just wondering I'm not lucky with the BS overflow and damn you have people bring your carts to you I'm jelly lol

Im a tall ass mofo, it breaks my back doing that so I organize two totes at a time and lay them out in between the seats and boxes behind and I just reach back for the boxes and go in and out of the driver seat the whole time but I still be hitting my head on everything, I’m trying to get into set van tho this week to make it easier for me

Not all drivers do that, but I believe ups and FedEx have less stops then us we are timed and don’t have time to waste.

I go out with over 200 stops and pick ups

I want to say 4 months

Yeah they provide uniforms for us

They usually don't check drivers license, but they might ask for it when getting hired.

It records both outside and inside only if you get a violation, like speeding , hard stops, following distance, and distraction.

We are located in California we don't get snow around here so we good im sorry to hear you fell be careful!

@@lizethmedina1215 take it to the next level honey

Is that Vista? I just started at dsd1

I usually grab a toat and put all the packages that are going to that area.

Shut up

🤓🤓🤓

Screw off .. mommas bacement

What do you expect. It’s Amazon. They don’t get paid enough to care

Facts they get 19 🤮

those are the warehouse workers

That shyt flies by.. 10hrs seem lol like 3. Its a hard job, but it's not a career. It's a very good transitional job... you lost me at 20hrs tho?.. lol I work 50 hrs a week at 20.50 a hr

@@LifesLessons100 goated

Lol you must be special-needs. UPS drivers are working 12 to 14 hour days on 6 straight days. Amazon drivers have it so easy delivering envelopes and boxes of cat litter

@@tonyjr3373 UPS drivers get paid for that also.. more than Amazon drivers. So you do what you get paid for.. very simple. Our DSP offers 6 days a week also for Amazon.. And u CANT drive more than 12 hrs in a day in California.. ITS THE LAW like many other states.. 🙄 Only a fool would be proud of working harder.. and not easier for someone else

@@LifesLessons100 DOT drivers can drive up to 14 hrs in a single day. I was just stating Amazon drivers have it incredibly easy. UPS is very by the book and super strict. You don’t even have to wear a uniform with Amazon, you have a vest you’re good. UPS drivers HAVE to stop, lock, and turn off their truck for EVERY stop. FedEx and Amazon be idling all day rolling over stop signs

I don’t even think they get AC

Yes I blast it up 😭 we are allowed to listen to music we also have ac

@@lizethmedina1215 🎶🎶🎶🎶Porque yo me puedo ir Es cuestión que yo lo quiera No siento la obligación De vivir a tu manera 🎶🎶🎶

You go to your itinerary then summary then you click on problems and it should let you reattempt

My company would pay us the 10 hours

Amarillo by j balvin

bruh what, I'm about to start working soon and if they try to pull that stunt on me, I'm quitting. No job is worth skipping a 30min break.

If you're in a state that cares about labor laws you can report them for pressuring you skip breaks. In CA that wouldn't fly.

@@davidbarraza10 I clocked in at 9:15am and what get off around 6:45pm the latest.

I’m the same way I love being my own boss and working on improving! I love working there I’ll probably make another video

Mine does 😂

@@lizethmedina1215 im about to start my shift 😬

@@AviatorGamer I’ts odd at the begging, but youll get the hang of it!!

@@lizethmedina1215 thanks I’ve been at it for a while now I drive the EDV 700 daily.

They give you different routes sometimes you usually get your same route though

Depends on the route you get… I don’t take breaks, except that day. Also we don’t get 200 stops daily it varies

@@lizethmedina1215 I’m one of the dasted st my dsp I get 170 stops a day on average and no breaks except mandatory lunch I’m done at 630 earliest

@@6henny443 what time do you start ? I start 9:15 and get out at 3:30 or 4pm the earliest , latest would be like 5:30 to 6pm

@@lizethmedina1215 first stop 1130

I applied through indeed. There’s no secret, they’re always hiring especially right now during the holidays. They’re giving out a lot of benefits and bonuses!!!

@@lizethmedina1215 what do the numbers mean on all the bags? That’s what I’m confused about

@@lizethmedina1215 cuatos años tienes q tener para empezar ??

@@claraherbert7589 if you mean the colored stickers. They're the driver aid numbers. Basically when you get to a stop, the app will tell you the package is a envelope ( or a box or a bag etc.) And the aid number is something like 241 So it'll look like 📦 241 in the app. Then you just look for the package with the sticker that has that number and that's your package. Edit: @15:40 that green sticker is what has the driver aid number and you can see that it's 11. So in the app it'd say something like: Envelope ✉️ 011. Makes it easier to organize All the other numbers on the actual label don't really matter. It's just the name of the warehouse the package came from, the customers address, and a TBA number which is just another way to make sure you have the right package

@@claraherbert7589 also I literally applied and got an interview with my DSP/got hired in 30 minutes lol. Takes a week or two to finish testing/training but it's all very easy.

The majority of the time the bags are in order but sometimes they move them around, so you have to double check just in case, but yes you just load them up in the van.

Depends on the company you work for I work the one in San Marcos and we deliver to vista, oceanside,bonsall and fallbrook

@@lizethmedina1215 thank you I live in Chula Vista.

23 😇

You look super young

Depends what company you work for

I work 4 days a week sometimes I pick up extra shifts and work a 5th day. You can work up to 6 days a week

@@lizethmedina1215 imma start in a few days hopefully. You said that if we finish early we have to help other drivers, how do we help them if they are on route? And they promisse the 40 hours? Im in love with the fact of working 4 days 10 hour shifts but i feel like they will let me down and they will give me less hours

@@willbermudez2386 each DSP is different. Some pay you for the full day even tho you finish early and there some where they pay you by the hour, meaning if you finish early then you don’t get paid for the full hours. You will only get paid the amount of hours you did.

They have us everywhere mainly Oceanside, vista fallbroook, bonsall

We still have to just in the load out process :/

I applied through indeed!!! They’re hiring right now !

Thank you 💪

You have to take it on the app it’s mandatory. But I take it as I’m going to my first stop that way I don’t waste time. So I don’t take an actual lunch.

@@lizethmedina1215 I take my lunch when I am heading to my first stop and once I get to my first stop my lunch will be over then lol

You are timed :(

Thank you much appreciate it!🙏

No we get different vans every day

Nah fr😂

Sound like you're angry about where you currently work. There's only one way to change that. Also a 3 year old toddler would be very disorganized so they are actually handed things like adults. I also see lots of teamwork going on unlike the other places where it's just everyone for themselves. Guess that's why I see the Amazon trucks are off the road earlier than the others.

@@jonboatmorava9115 Amazon’s out till 7pm I get don’t at 2 most days . 1500 a week

It’s not organized in the totes lol you gotta do that yourself at the stops…envelopes, plastic bags, customized boxes, etc. sometimes the app will have you pulling from multiple totes(yesterday for me was 6 it was a cluster fuck)warehouse workers don’t organize it in stop order on the carts for you so no not everything is handed to you 😂You only have 20 minutes at load out to load 15-20 + bags and 30 + overflow and are on a tight schedule the entire day. We all help each other out the best we can my dsp treats us well! Sounds like you need a new job!

Not to mention amazon relies entirely on a computer system and when that fails which seems to happen at my place more often than not lately…the entire route gets jacked up and not a single package is in bag or numbered. You have to just start scanning like a mofo through every single package at each stop cause the warehouse workers put stickers over the address so you can’t even see what to grab and the app doesn’t tell you. Wouldn’t say we have it the easiest! I personally think with all the technology they could come up with a better system than what it is!

Her van in this video is light..most the time(especially during peak rn) your ass is crawling through to grab overflow and damn chewy boxes with no dolly.

Well they steal… the cameras capture everything surroundings as well… but always make sure to lock the vehicle even if just getting out for a second.. that’s your job making sure everything is lock when you leave the vehicle.

It’s in my bio