It would be, unless your wife drives a car and loves Amazon deliveries.Isn't part of the fun of owning a Bronco NOT having to shovel the driveway?
Someone else said it best. Gotta clear the driveway for the wife and amazon lol. The bronco busted right through!Isn't part of the fun of owning a Bronco NOT having to shovel the driveway?
lol.... well, who's fault is that??
To their credit, Amazon’s drivers are the only ones who will actually drive up the gravel road to deliver a package to our house. UPS and Fedex just leave them by the mailboxes 3/4 of a mile down the hill where the pavement ends. Bastards.lol.... well, who's fault is that??
In my neck of the woods, Amazon drivers walk the driveways....they are all long/hilly/curvy, and hardly anyone plows. I'm a considerate guy, and put a delivery box at the end of my drive!
Yeah, I guess it just depends how bad it is. We've had too many delivery drivers get stuck ( we have a couple spots of ~15 degree grades & a couple sharp bends..), so we rope off the driveway if we get snow. Some dumb@ss delivery driver will try it otherwise... 🫣
That makes sense, but I don’t mean just when it snows, unfortunately. This is year-round, even when the road is freshly graded. Amazon and the big garbage trucks come right up. UPS and FedEx must figure if the mailboxes are good enough for US Mail, they can just dump packages there. On the ground if they’re big ones.Yeah, I guess it just depends how bad it is. We've had too many delivery drivers get stuck ( we have a couple spots of ~15 degree grades & a couple sharp bends..), so we rope off the driveway if we get snow. Some dumb@ss delivery driver will try it otherwise... 🫣
