Is hit and run a felony? 

i don't think it is for just hitting a car and leaving..

A few of these sort trays might have helped as well - certainly this is not the first time she had handled that many NDA boxes from that address.

 

We used to call them tote boxes back in the day when I worked in the Parsippany UPS hub.

9x19 - when did you work in Parsippany and what shift?

I look at that and think "just imagine how she off-loads that mess." I can just see her climbing in and kicking it all off the tailgate.

 

Good riddance.

 

 

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BP - not sure how it is at FedEx but the drivers don't onload or offload their trucks at the sort facility for UPS.  They have part timers for that.  I can't say that I never threw a parcel, but I was cognizant of the contents of the parcels in most cases - ie polybags containing clothing might get tossed about.

 

Had I been doing what that woman was doing, I would have been terminated, no doubt. 

9x19 - when did you work in Parsippany and what shift?

1981-1992. Worked Midnight, Twilight and Day sorts. Inbound, Outbound, Small Sort, and training...you name it.

1981-1992. Worked Midnight, Twilight and Day sorts. Inbound, Outbound, Small Sort, and training...you name it.

 

I worked preloads 91-93 (I think, it's kind of a blur now).

i don't think it is for just hitting a car and leaving..

Had to add my 2cents lmao. Well the fedex truck has a hugh blind spot which means if he backed into the car he wouldnt have been able to see if said vehicle was occupied. In my UPS truck we have rear view camera monitors to see behind us. But regardless i do believe the driver can be charged with leaving the scene of an accident.