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Of course you can call and give a heads up that you are delivering if you have a contact number. Not only is it a courtesy but you can also quiz them on the earliest delivery time, which may be earlier or possibly a bit later than regular opening hours. You can also find out through google or similar by searching the company and city to possibly find opening times. Another useful tool is google maps. Search the company on the map, then go to satellite mode. Then you will see the destination and how the shipping area is set up and the building configuration. Then when you get close to your stop you know exactly where to go or at least a safe place to park to find the shipper.

Hi, this topics is for team drivers or previous team drivers. Obviously it’s easy to regulate hours if you’re the only logged driver but how do teams here run their schedule and keep the truck moving 24 hours? I’ve been to companies where drivers would just run a log to the max regardless who was driving and I thought that strange since you can split sleeper berth and log yourself in. With newer drivers I want to show them the best and most proper way to manage their time. Just looking for ideas on what works best for you folks. Thanks.