August 17, 2022
Matt Cook, Editor
Not a lot of news stories this week concerning drive-thru technology, but prognosticators continue to be bullish on the future of quick service. And while we steer away from drive-thru criminal activity news, we felt compelled to include a few stories on customer interactions in the drive-thru lane. Enjoy!
And now, the news…
Workers will enter and exit through a full-length service door to deliver meals.
Industry power players suggest quick serves are poised to become an even bigger part of daily life.
Checkers & Rally’s announced its strong momentum in the first half of 2022.
I got stuck between a giant menu sign and a concrete barrier for 45 minutes.
The drive-thru format is a nod to Wetzel’s flexible format models.
Canadian coffee giant Tim Hortons is expanding its Greater Manchester footprint.
One of the toughest parts of working a retail job is dealing with angry and unpleasant customers.
A B.C. driver who hit a wall in a snowy McDonald's drive-thru won't receive the payout he requested.
The Macca’s employee was able to laugh at the prank.
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