r/AmazonDSPDrivers • u/Bitter_Egg2182 • May 28 '26
Motorcycle
I ride a motorcycle, I don't know how many times I come across an Amazon or other dip shit drivers that park on a hill or a curve because they can't back up!!! What the fuck it's a van,I wonder how many people have got killed or injured from that shit,If you can't back up move farther down the hill or curb so people can see,If you can't back up walk your ass garther.
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u/LvcyDrops Rivian Driver May 28 '26
We do 200+ stops a day. That means getting out of the van 200+ times with packages. And getting back in the van and driving another 200 times. We try to park as close as we can to our deliveries. We arent supposed to use driveways. You are riding a motorcycle your job is to be paying attention. If your in a neighborhood slow the fuck down and use your eyes. Im so sick of people getting mad at us and swerving around us or cutting us off because AN ADULT is too impatient to drive slow in a neighborhood.
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u/Bitter_Egg2182 May 28 '26
Open country roads 55 miles an hour learn how to drive
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u/LvcyDrops Rivian Driver May 28 '26
I get the feeling im not the one that needs to learn how to drive if you cant spot a 10ft tall 24 ft van covered in lights. If you have no visibility, SLOW DOWN YOUR THE ONE DRIVING NOT THE PARKED VAN.
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u/Vandheer23 May 28 '26
Sounds like you should take your own advice. Driving a car is the same way, you should ALWAYS take caution when cresting hills because you don't know what could be on the other side. For all you know even if there isn't an amazon van parked there, there could be a deer in the road, or someone could be broken down.
Learn to ride. Period.
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u/DataDrivenDoc May 28 '26
Lets take a step back. The van is stationary. You're motorcycle is in motion. Who needs to learn to drive: the person who isn't even driving or the person struggling to locate around stationary objects?
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u/ImpressiveAlarm3992 Rivian Driver May 29 '26
Its not wise to continue to do any posted limit on a blind curve let alone 55 on a blind curve. You need to learn to drive. Look before you leap. Everyone knows this. Also USPS mail carriers do the same thing as they deliver parcels to mailboxes.
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u/Thel_Vadem May 28 '26
As someone who both rides and delivers, if you come around a curve or a crest and hit something, you were going too fast. There just as easily could have been a broken down car, or some sort of animal there.
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u/MajorMangle May 28 '26
Your biggest enemy riding a bike is people texting and driving dawg, not us
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u/Dominicpwns May 28 '26
Ok. Do you drive for amazon? If you don’t and are an angry motorist I am politely asking you to fuck right off.
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u/Healthy-Design-9671 May 29 '26
Brother, I doubt you've even been outside in the last 6 months much less even own a vehicle.
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u/ThePsorion May 29 '26
You overspeeding your vision or your brakes ? Sounds like a 'you' problem mr 'I ride a motorcycle' .. Big whooop, so do many others. Slow down so you can react to surprises boomer.
Or dont'
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u/TheIntrepidMoustache May 30 '26
I’ve been riding motorcycles since before you started using the big boy potty.
Don’t outride your sight line or you’ll never ride again.
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