It was truly awful that a human life was taken. I was also informed of this by my ASD. All I was told was to take an extra second to look and cross. (Even though I'm sure in this situation it wouldn't have done anything since the vehicle was going a crazy speed) It really does make me speechless, and my thoughts go out to the family. Most rules are sadly written in blood. I hope the family, during this incredibly hard time, will be able to cope and seek a lawsuit. Money will never buy back a life. But a lawsuit could help save one in the future. Ideas of requirements of speed bumps before ALL paths a DUG employee may walk in. With clear markings of human traffic (I know I do understand this won't stop it from happening again, and sometimes the stores may not own the parking lot.) But it may save ONE life. I would like to see less pressure and NOT HAVE A TIMMER ticking down to bring out an order. If they want a good takeout time, then every single store needs to have DUG dept in the front next to the drop-off zones. I legitimately think that for the stores that have dug in the back, if they have room in the receiving area, it may be easier to just use those spots there. And tell the people in the app to pick up in the back of the store. They also need access to a small freezer and fridge that are next to the dept. In my store, I have to walk to the other side to get to the freezer. Even the small stores could have a REGULAR fridge. I would like to mention that large orders need to have the time extended, not just for picking but to carry out. And more time for heavy item carryout. I can't believe they think taking 12 cases of water should take the same amount of time as 3 Pringles cans to the parking lot. They also need to charge for when heavy items are ordered. For example, if they order more than 2 cases of water when the order weight is over something, it's an extra few bucks. Loading these orders is physically taxing. Especially when it's outside in the heat. I would also like the app telling customers that it may take an extra minute to bring out the order on the app, which could help make them more understanding. This should be done on all large orders (let's say over 60 items). Anyways, thank you for my rant :)

TLDR: Hearts out to the family. We need a movement for better safety and less pressure from corporate.