It's annoying sometimes that they knock once and leave with a notice but it's still better than losing packages like FedEx.
I've always been curious how Uber has lasted this long with such an awful mapping platform. But I assume it has to do with Google Maps/Waze (I've never used Bing or Apple Maps) having such an advantage over Uber that they are just years behind.
Every time I've had an Uber driver that forwards locations to Google Maps I know I won't be circling the block twice, after going down two extra side roads.
Up-to-date address DBs seems to be an easier problem than taxi routing though.
> As Shatan noted, in a recent report on delivery companies’ performance, UPS came out on top, with an on-time-delivery rate of ninety-seven per cent.
I've experienced positive and negative experiences from all three (including USPS, though Amazon makes 4 now), but have definitely had more negative experiences from FedEx.