This is just a technical issue but, anyone get a day of driver trainer on ffv? You are required to be trained on any vehicle you drive. Llv training does not translate to ffv training.Over the last couple months our LLV's have been replaced with FFV's. They run much better but other than that the LLv's are much better. Shelves, access to rear, space between seat and tray and tight turns. FFv's have none of this.
That's what I say when they ask me If I want to use an FFV. When my LLV is in shop.This is just a technical issue but, anyone get a day of driver trainer on ffv? You are required to be trained on any vehicle you drive. Llv training does not translate to ffv training.
If your route is assigned a vehicle, it usually stays that way.I drove an FFV on a Sunday once, that thing had some giddy up to it! Not sure if they're all like that. I cant believe they're making us go from LLV to POV tho when we go regular. That's not what we were told when hired:/ only in an emergency
If you haven't been driver certified, file a 1767 immediately. The dimensions are different from an llv. Protect yourself from possible discipline.went in yesterday, all the LLVs are gone now. only FFVs
thats the easy time for them to take a post office supplied vehicle away, when the route is vacant. no way to fight it, as that is what the contract allows.I drove an FFV on a Sunday once, that thing had some giddy up to it! Not sure if they're all like that. I cant believe they're making us go from LLV to POV tho when we go regular. That's not what we were told when hired:/ only in an emergency
But there is still a requirement for so many on rural routes.thats the easy time for them to take a post office supplied vehicle away, when the route is vacant. no way to fight it, as that is what the contract allows.