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It's not a mandatory thing here, it's just that all of the dealerships allow it. It is more efficient, they are required to call in to the dispatcher as soon as they get behind the wheel to see where their next job is and their territories are usually built around the area where they live. Our guys do have to come to the shop to drop off paperwork and pick up their parts regularly.

The area in question is one that has not been developed just yet. Its twice as far as the norm.
  • Posted 19 Oct 2013 02:20
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  • By colleen_b
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  • Florida, United States

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