There are assigned Loading party leaders for each truck - people cannot load bundles into trucks if the official loaders are not there. These experienced folks ensure that bundles are stacked optimally in the truck and not haphazardly.
The results are
1. Trucks are loaded more compactly and carry more bundles than usual. It now takes 1.75 trucks per acre as compared to 2.5 earlier
2. The no of bundles which get dropped out on the way is much much lesser - it was not uncommon for car folks and scooter folks to deliver bundles which fell on the way to Dairy on their own - you wont see that any longer.
3. The turnaround time for trucks is greatly reduced.
The slightly negative part of this is that load of people who load into trucks have to wait with bundles on their heads before the loaders come in and start doing their work. But thats not much of a problem - given that bundles are much lighter (refer to Masterstroke post earlier). It is not feasible to get more than 2 bundles per truck very easily for loading.
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