In a lot of delivery companies drivers are forbidden (or discouraged) to turn through oncoming traffic, I knew that about RoyalMail and DHL, but here is an arti

In a lot of delivery companies drivers are forbidden (or discouraged) to turn through oncoming traffic, I knew that about RoyalMail and DHL, but here is an article about UPS: >UPS have moved away from trying to find the shortest route and now look at other criteria to optimise the journey. One of their methods is to try and avoid turning through oncoming traffic at a junction. Although this might be going in the opposite direction of the final destination, it reduces the chances of an accident and cuts delays caused by waiting for a gap in the traffic, which would also waste fuel. https://theconversation.com/why-ups-drivers-dont-turn-left-and-you-probably-shouldnt-either-71432 https://theconversation.com/why-ups-drivers-dont-turn-left-a...