Information checked: 23 October 2026. The earlier article's 3 September date and “five minutes before accepting an order” do not mean information remains valid, or that completing a checklist makes a rainy delivery safe. This revision removes the unvalidated “two of three conditions are high risk” threshold. Instead, record the information's time, location, on-site problems and the contact needed to clarify them; do not assign a route a safety score.
Taiwan's Central Weather Administration radar page (Traditional Chinese) explains that echoes help assess precipitation intensity and distribution, and that maps from different times can be selected. One map does not guarantee that the next road will stay dry or be passable. Only the page text was read for this review, not current imagery for your location; it cannot establish that a rain band is approaching or has passed.
Before setting off, identify the area and period you need. If you need another check while travelling, stop in a suitable place first; a red light is not time to scroll the map. If radar, forecasts or alerts fail to load fully, have an unclear timestamp or show the wrong area, record them as unconfirmed—not “no rain” or “no warning”. Poor visibility, unknown floodwater depth or no safe stopping option cannot be offset by other fields looking normal.
| Condition to check | What to retain | Next clarification |
|---|---|---|
| Time and area | Time checked ____; imagery or announcement time ____; validity period ____; corresponding area ____. | Identify any missing item and obtain matching information first; do not reuse yesterday's screenshot. |
| Visible weather information | Source page ____; information actually read ____; unloaded or unclear parts ____. | A blank display does not establish no risk. If an explanation is needed, use the appropriate contact listed by the source. |
| Current route and stopping place | Location to pass ____; visible water, obstruction or stopping problem ____; observation time ____. | Pause if there is no safe way to continue; do not ride into floodwater to test its depth. |
| Vehicle, bag and physical condition | Problems currently affecting movement, control or carrying ____; unresolved items ____. | Stop safely to address and reassess them; rainwear or drinking water does not establish that you can continue. |
| Orders already accepted | Necessary identifier ____; delivery question ____; contact channel and time ____; actual reply ____. | Use the platform's normal contact channel. Without a reply, keep it unconfirmed; do not promise cancellation or compensation. |
| Changes and follow-up | What has changed since the last check ____; reason to keep pausing or rearrange ____; what to check after the next safe stop ____. | Reassess when information or the scene changes; no fixed number of minutes guarantees validity. |
The table separates what you observed from what remains unknown. There is no number of passed fields that authorises taking an order, and no conversion between rain bonuses and risk. Even with higher pay, address conditions that prevent safe completion first. If they cannot be confirmed, do not move forward for now; for an accepted order, ask the normal contact channel about the next step. Do not assume rain guarantees cancellation, additional payment or exemption from responsibility.
A focused editable question may reduce repeated messages: “At ____ area and ____ time, I encountered ____ and have stopped safely. This order still needs ____ confirmed. Please explain how it should be handled next.” Include only what actually happened and still needs confirmation. The example is not a support-approved procedure, and it does not require publishing the customer's full address, phone number or an entire account screenshot.
The earlier article's assumptions about phone battery drain, increased demand, steadier short trips or accepting drink orders are not guarantees for accepting an order here. If rainwater enters the bag or a meal's outer packaging has a problem, assess the container and the current order separately. Continue with the record for taking an affected insulated bag out of use and treating it. The two revised articles are tools in the same review group, not certification of your equipment or food.
After the shift, retain useful timestamps and unresolved questions, remove unnecessary customer information, and do not treat one weather event or one payment as an earnings sample for next time. Check the applicable period of dated announcements in the news category. Fresh checks of the actual information and local conditions matter more than copying the earlier article's 3 September judgement.
