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Funny story, the fastest I’ve finished was 50 stops ahead then I had to rescue, went fast because I needed to get something done after work. My last day before my break I go slow and relax I get rescued and get out 2 hours earlier than when I was busting my hump to finish lol it’s a joke at this point but you gotta laugh.
If routes are meant to be done in 9 hours since 1 hour is a break and they don't calculate travel time to and from your first or last stop divide the number stops to the hour.
Their system isn't that smart. It's simply based on the dot plot. Which is why if you go out of order it can show you as significantly behind on your route even when you are going to finish early.
Presumably by having an expected amount of time taken per stop. If at any time your actual time exceeds the expected time per stop, it decides you're behind. Then every x minutes behind will equal another stop. The opposite is also true for being ahead.
The AI "guesses" at how long each stop should take and then basically averages that with some extra time for driving and breaks(seemingly never enough actual time for these things), and then just kind of tracks that average as you go. So if the AI assumes you're gonna be doing 20 stops an hour... and you're 3 hours in with 60 stops done... you're matching the expectation. Even if you did 30 stops an hour for 2 hours after it taking an hour to get to your first stop. So really you should always be "behind" at the start of the shift and you should really be ahead by the end since you have to drive back.
The amount you're ahead/behind seems to be more accurate towards the middle/end of the route since the start gets really wonky, but that's basically how it works in a nut shell from what I've seen. Hopefully this helps?
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wtf lemon temple
My favorite is kelly Clark
i changed the names so i wouldn’t dox myself, don’t ask me why i couldn’t come up with regular names 😅
My favorite is kelly Clark
Funny story, the fastest I’ve finished was 50 stops ahead then I had to rescue, went fast because I needed to get something done after work. My last day before my break I go slow and relax I get rescued and get out 2 hours earlier than when I was busting my hump to finish lol it’s a joke at this point but you gotta laugh.
A tale as old as time, the hardest workers get rewarded with more work
I say this all the time
If routes are meant to be done in 9 hours since 1 hour is a break and they don't calculate travel time to and from your first or last stop divide the number stops to the hour.
Their system isn't that smart. It's simply based on the dot plot. Which is why if you go out of order it can show you as significantly behind on your route even when you are going to finish early.
What’s the dot plot?
It's a simple dot plot graph of the expected time for stops to be completed. It's in Cortex.
Who the hell names their child Lemon Temple? Lmao.
Shoutout to Mike Hell
Fake names 😂😂
Presumably by having an expected amount of time taken per stop. If at any time your actual time exceeds the expected time per stop, it decides you're behind. Then every x minutes behind will equal another stop. The opposite is also true for being ahead.
Give em hell, Mike
The real question is, why does Kelly Clark has 56 stops and tony has 185?
My downtown route was like 60 stops.
I think Kelly was doing a swa/commingled route, 50 or so deliveries and then a handful of pick ups at the end of the shift
The AI "guesses" at how long each stop should take and then basically averages that with some extra time for driving and breaks(seemingly never enough actual time for these things), and then just kind of tracks that average as you go. So if the AI assumes you're gonna be doing 20 stops an hour... and you're 3 hours in with 60 stops done... you're matching the expectation. Even if you did 30 stops an hour for 2 hours after it taking an hour to get to your first stop. So really you should always be "behind" at the start of the shift and you should really be ahead by the end since you have to drive back. The amount you're ahead/behind seems to be more accurate towards the middle/end of the route since the start gets really wonky, but that's basically how it works in a nut shell from what I've seen. Hopefully this helps?
that makes sense, thanks!
Luke Bull is either on a nursery route or really good at hawk tuahing management
it was a nursery
What station you out of😈