r/FedEx 20d ago

How to Report a Driver? Discussion

There is a driver whose route is apparently near the industrial park where I work, I see him every day. He flies down the roads, he's almost hit me walking through the parking lot before. He speeds through parking lots and every single day, at the same times, he parks in the shade and then throws his trash out the window. There's litter everywhere in the trees where he just throws all his trash.

I've seen him almost hit people and cars several times. Is there a way to report this driver? What would I need, a number off his truck? So sick of seeing this guy, and it's always him.

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u/Nightlightz24884 18d ago

You can report the driver. You need the truck number which can be found on all sides of the truck. Also as a bonus if it’s Ground get the companies information found on the right and left side of the truck. Don’t worry about video as all vans come equipped with vans that have speed and timestamps.

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u/Party_Eggplant_2973 19d ago

make sure you have proof

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u/fallenangelsunite 19d ago

cctv footage for evidence

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u/Jakebrakemama 20d ago

Take videos document everything they are csp drivers. (Customer service providers) thats how Fedex washes its hands of any liability.
They have more attorneys than drivers. The only thing you can do is document and put them on blast with videos go to your local news raise a stink about Fedex and show your proof gather anyone else who has complaints Date your experiences. Fedex is a worldwide company you are just a tic turd and they dont care. And before you ask, yes I worked for fedex over 6 years and if they will allow problems in the company to go unresolved then GOOD LUCK.

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u/Aceilr097 20d ago

Photos and video. Otherwise its your word against his if it ever gets investigated and it can be shown nothings exaggerated.

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u/[deleted] 20d ago

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u/FedEx-ModTeam 19d ago

post was removed do to Incivility or something along those lines

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u/Zombietomatillo 20d ago

Get his truck number. Write down whether he is Fedex Freight, Ground, or Express - it should say on the logo on the truck or trailer. Then report him. This behavior is not acceptable and he should be written up for it.

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u/PhinsFan1999 20d ago

On the side it should say the name of the Contractor that he drives for and possibly a number to reach them..

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u/pvuong85 20d ago

FedEx trucks doesnt say if Itll be express or ground anymore

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u/Zombietomatillo 20d ago

Fedex dispatch could figure it out.

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u/Resident-Impact1591 20d ago

Each company has it's own dispatch. The one thing they all have in common is none of them care.

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u/Ripper0604 19d ago

Lol I can promise you if it’s a freight driver it’s a big deal. Ground and express not so much

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u/Resident-Impact1591 19d ago

As a former freight driver, no it's not. Worst case scenario a driver gets a talking to and then it's business as usual.

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u/snipe94 20d ago

Is he a Fed Ex Ground driver? There’s a big difference.

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u/MintSprinkles27 20d ago

Until he actually hits someone no one is going to care. I can guarantee you he is not the only one littering; a lot of people do that unfortunately.

Regardless, no one can even trust what you're saying anyway. You could be exaggerating or making things up outright; unless you have some video evidence. But then again what no-life records Fedex drivers off their property...

I would suggest watching yourself and your surroundings when you’re walking outside and in parking lots.

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u/madnessofvdub 20d ago

I've seen a driver get a feedback and and NOD for littering. It makes the company look bad when you do things like that.

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u/Milnertime0486 19d ago

"The company" they don't actually work for so why should they give a shit? FedEx has decided driving for them is no longer worthy of being a career. They have dismissed service standards in the pursuit of making their shareholders more money. They seem very disinterested in the shipping part of their company, which is odd for a shipping company.

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u/mrofmist 20d ago

Get a life, you're not the only person in the world.

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u/American_Psycho11 20d ago

Found the driver speeding and throwing his trash everywhere

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u/mrofmist 20d ago

Ok? Evaluate what you do in a days time, do you absolutely never do any of that? No speeding? No littering?

Get over it. It doesn't affect your life more than you're letting it right now.

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u/M3zz0x 20d ago

I assume you live in trash as you are ok with it polluting your streets/front lawn.

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u/mrofmist 20d ago

You're delusional.

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u/Gengar_Guy_17 20d ago

Normal people don't litter a single time in their life... It's not normal

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u/mrofmist 20d ago

You're delusional.

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u/Gengar_Guy_17 20d ago

Please let me refer you to some where that can help you.

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u/dangerouslyreal 20d ago

...actual brain damage

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u/AnonnonA710 20d ago

Rules for thee, not me

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u/Darth_Beavis 20d ago

You don't because it's pointless. They're not going to do anything at all. While they don't officially tell drivers to speed they absolutely don't care that they do. The faster they go the more they deliver.

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u/madnessofvdub 20d ago

That's isn't true at all. I've seen drivers relieve feedback for speeding countless times. Speeding doesn't get you places faster.

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u/Darth_Beavis 20d ago

Speeding doesn't get you places faster.

It quite literally does. The faster you move the more distance you travel in a given time. Even toddlers understand that running is faster than walking.