The carrier changed stops on me while on a run, what do I do?

The carrier changed stops on me while on a run, what do I do?

If the carrier has changed the stops from what was originally accepted, it is left up to the carrier and the driver to work on the changes and come to an agreement. If you cannot come to an agreement, you can dispute the order after you have completed it with specific details on the changes.


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