Failed Delivery and Redelivery Log
Answer 'where is it' with a row instead of a search of the van, and show the depot that a failed drop was the address's doing and not yours.
Professional drivers · PD-02
A free printable courier run sheet — one day's drops in order, with parcel reference, address, arrival time, who signed and the outcome, plus van figures.
One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
Print it and write on it
Fill it in type and save
The fillable versions have real form fields — open them in any PDF reader, type into them and save. Printing help.
Keep a paper record of the round that survives a flat handheld, and settle a 'where is my parcel' query from the row it is on.
Self-employed and employed couriers, multi-drop van drivers and anyone running a delivery round for a shop, pharmacy or workshop.
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: One driver, one van, one day's drops in order — parcel reference, address, the time you got there, who took it and what happened when nobody did.
Write-on lines: Driver · Vehicle reg. · Date · Route / round · Depot / start point · Start time · Start mileage · Parcels loaded · Collections due
Table, 11 rows: Stop · Parcel / consignment ref. · Delivery address · Arrived · Signed / left with · Outcome
Write-on lines: Finish time · Finish mileage · Delivered · Returned to depot · Collected · Fuel bought
Because the handheld belongs to the operator and the data in it can be hard to get at later. A sheet in your own hand is your record of what you did on the day, for a pay query, a disputed drop or a claim.
Mark them as carded or returned here, then write up the detail on the Failed Delivery and Redelivery Log — what went wrong, where the parcel is and when it went out again.
Answer 'where is it' with a row instead of a search of the van, and show the depot that a failed drop was the address's doing and not yours.
Give a driver one sheet showing the whole run, with a signature line per drop and a place to record refusals and returns.
Give a driver one sheet per vehicle per day, with enough room to describe a defect properly instead of ticking a box nobody reads.
Keep a contemporaneous mileage record in the vehicle, which is the kind that stands up, rather than one reconstructed at the year end.
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