door-to-door

Needed to be in the orange (40minute travel) to have <1h door-to-door with a 10minute walk to/from public transport.

This is exactly why there was (is?) quite a lot of effort in finding effective alternatives to the door-to-door method.

Yes, it could be done, just like the police could go door-to-door shooting everyone they see.

Porter eventually convinced Watkins Incorporated to give him a door-to-door salesman job, selling its products on a seven-mile route in the Portland area.

The door-to-door travel time is significantly more than 1hour for the plane.

You need this piece of the puzzle for door-to-door delivery anyway, why not do this instead of jumping right to the more controversial low altitude drones?

Most people don't really like doing the door-to-door salesperson routine[0].

All that, and it takes me two hours door-to-door.

> you don't have to worry about parking Swings and roundabouts there, though; the train doesn't give you door-to-door service.

That could be the door-to-door salesperson autoresponder.

The only people I can think of who have a non-monthly regular pay schedule (not paid per job like freelancers) are door-to-door salespeople and mail ads deliverers.

There's still a lot of people who aren't modern (and the 'no person left behind' policy dictates that you'd continue to do door-to-door to sweep them up), but alternatives are needed.

When I was a door-to-door salesman as a Summer student job in America, I got pulled over for "looking lost".

Medium (small GA) sized drones, and "drone ports" aka numerous, smaller, autonomous-only, airports would probably be a much easier sell to the FAA than door-to-door drones.

He is a psychologist who has spent years not just studying persuasion in laboratory settings, but "going undercover", taking courses and even doing jobs in all kinds of persuasion professions - door-to-door salespeople, fund-raisers, recruiters, advertisers, etc.