Was almost killed this morning (This is no joke) (1 Viewer)

[Shayne Lebrun]

It's standard technique on rural roads.

 

[Nathan*W]

The only other option is a brit import or mail truck with the steering wheel reversed.

 

[Kenny Foor]

Cam, let me reiterate myself here. My route is 89 miles long. 99 percent of my customers have tubes on the opposite side of the road. and something I failed to mention earlier I do have a deadline to meet so me parking getting out of my car and walking across the street to put papers in every tube is totally unrealistic. Now come on, If you still think its lazy you should ride with a rural paper carrier near you . I am also curious how do they deliver papers rurally in Canada? ( since the post earlier that blamed me and the other one that thought it was laziness to do what I and countless other carriers do)