Originally Posted by
Cheddarpecker
Ought to figure out a way to haul them instead. Once the ride is over, I'm ready to leave.
At this event, the bags they transport for riders are at the finish and sorted by rider number--without fail. It's an amazing accomplishment. They use a professional trucking service. At the finish, the same guy has been managing the luggage for years. He has a group of enthusiastic, young volunteers group the bags. This row for Nos. 1-100, this row for 101-199, etc. They even have a row for people who forget to put their number tags on their bags, and there are more than a few of them. How they do it so well is beyond me. If I ever volunteer for the event I want to work on luggage just to see how it's accomplished so well. Then, when you arrive, the volunteers help you find your bag.