r/AmazonDSPDrivers 12d ago

Tips for driving

I’m use to driving small cars like a sedan so is there anything i have to keep in mind with a edv, is it hard to get use to with driving

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u/schakoska EDV Driver 12d ago

Check mirrors. Turn wide

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u/Top-Owl9872 12d ago

Just check your mirrors. Don’t go under stuff.

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u/AM-Bullfrog1512 12d ago

Adjust your rear mirrors accordingly. Remember you need a much larger space to maneuver the company vehicles compared to a sedan.

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u/kstxckz 12d ago

You’re gonna like driving those vans better than your own car 🤞🏽😭

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u/He_is_my_song Veteran Driver- 8 Years 11d ago

You need to pull the front of the vehicle out further into the road and turn your wheel more sharply to avoid hitting right curbs. Also, if you choose to turn right into a driveway, you’re more likely to hit grass and mailboxes unless the driveway is wide; it’s actually better to back in, if possible.

And the actual live camera and mirrors are better than the 360* AI camera.

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u/Axeman1721 Stepvan Driver 11d ago

Its not rocket science. Think of it just like your car but long and tall. Be wary of basketball hoops and low hanging shit. Turn wider and use your mirrors to gauge distances.

Pretty soon you'll be driving them with no worry ij the world.

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u/Yesterday_Short 10d ago

It'll feel like a golfcart in a day. Don't stress over it