About an hour ago, I watched the Amazon truck drive right by my house.
Ever since then, when I look at the delivery tracking page, it repeatedly states "You're the next stop", as the driver keeps making other stops, and working his/her way farther and farther away from my house.
At what point, do their systems notify a driver that they've driven right past a delivery? With GPS monitoring and a record of the packages on that truck, I would have thought it would be long before now.
Or is it gently rerouting them back towards me, and planning it in a way so they can still make more deliveries while en route?
Ever since then, when I look at the delivery tracking page, it repeatedly states "You're the next stop", as the driver keeps making other stops, and working his/her way farther and farther away from my house.
At what point, do their systems notify a driver that they've driven right past a delivery? With GPS monitoring and a record of the packages on that truck, I would have thought it would be long before now.
Or is it gently rerouting them back towards me, and planning it in a way so they can still make more deliveries while en route?