Domino's stopped their 30-minute delivery policy because of reckless driving!
Back in the day, Domino’s promised the public that if their pizzas were not delivered within 30 minutes of the order being placed, that pizza would be free. Now, as you can imagine, a pizza company does not want to give away free pizzas. Therefore, they pressured their cooks and delivery people to meet the half hour dead-line. This led to the latter driving recklessly.
In 1992, Domino’s had to pay $2.8 million to a family of a woman who had been hit by a Dominos delivery car. Then in 1993, it paid $78 million to a woman for the injuries she received in a 1989 Dominos car accident. Dominos settled out of court for about $15 million but it was time for the policy to be scrapped.