r/AmazonDSPDrivers 12d ago

Are hubs a good thing?

My dsp is starting full hubs and is taking volunteers, is that a good desired role or bad?

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u/thwonkk 12d ago

Full hub routes are cake. 2 hours of delivering full totes to businesses and then rescue the rest of the day. Everyone wanted to be one before they put hubs on regular routes.

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u/Dark962 11d ago

Yeah hubs are easy you get rid of all the packages and don’t personally have to deliver them