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View in Browser | Sign Up You added chasers to help your drivers, but are they helping or hurting your delivery ROI? When chaser support is managed well, it is an excellent strategy to increase efficiency and driver retention. Drivers get through heavy stops faster, routes finish on time, and your team stays intact. The problem arises when wholesalers let chasers become the default instead of the exception. Chasers ride along on routes that don't need them, and drivers get used to having help . . .
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