Qualcomm Depart From Shipper

Any prime drivers on here that knows the back door seal in: And Back Door Seal out: Mean That says on the qualcomm if your departing from shipper or reciever?

I am sure any Prime driver can answer this. However they may not be available at this very moment. If you need a quick answer to a very specific question like this, I'd suggest calling your manager. Otherwise you might be waiting for a response.

I don't drive for Prime, but taking a SWAG at it; my thoughts is it is for multistop deliveries and pickups. I know produce tends to have multiple stops. The seals get broke and a new seal gets put on. It is keeping track of which seal is on when.

I am sure one of the Prime drivers can tell you what it is for exactly.

I don't drive for Prime, but taking a SWAG at it; my thoughts is it is for multistop deliveries and pickups. I know produce tends to have multiple stops. The seals get broke and a new seal gets put on. It is keeping track of which seal is on when.

I am sure one of the Prime drivers can tell you what it is for exactly.

Prime driver here, it's exactly this.

Have a 2 stop load. After your first stop, you put on the second seal on the trailer line. Original seal is seal in, second seal is seal out. Make a note of it on the bills as well. It's to maintain a seal record and protect against a claim.

And one says "back door seal" the other says "inspection door seal". The inspection doors are the tiny 5 in by 8 in doors on the older trailers to gibe you a peak inside the trailer. Most don't have them.

However if a customer pits two seals on, usually beer loads, put one on back door and one on the inspection door line.