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They did say per driver. It's still a high number of course, but I don't see how you can read that differently? UPS has around 400,000 employees, so if 200,000
by jules 13y ago
They did say per driver. It's still a high number of course, but I don't see how you can read that differently? UPS has around 400,000 employees, so if 200,000 of those are drivers that number becomes $150 per mile saved. Still way too high, but not single use golden robots high.
- maxerickson 13y agoI think the goal has to be to read what it doesn't say. The most sensible interpretation I can come up with is saving 1 route mile for each driver for a year (that is, chopping 365 miles off the work of one driver). That puts the per mile savings right around $0.40.
- jules 13y agoAlright, so it should have said: > For each mile saved, per driver, per day, UPS saves $30 million per year. That would put the total savings at $750 million per year, assuming that Gettysburg driver is typical.