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How a desk causes speeding

The schedule that only works at 110%

Nav apps lie about trucks

Building the buffer

Check: the indirect instruction

Locking it in

What good looks like on the run sheet

Check: honest ETAs

How an optimistic ETA becomes an indirect instruction to speed, why navigation apps mislead on heavy vehicle travel times, and how to build buffers that hold.

Nobody at a desk tells a driver to speed. Desks just promise arrival times that only work at 110 km/h.

Speed: The ETA You Promise

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