While everyone has received a wrong fast food order at some point, a study found that a popular restaurant is more wrong than others.
Intouch Insight, a company that is known to track the speed and accuracy of a drive-through restaurant, recently released its 2024 findings stating that fast food restaurants are the fastest to hand over the order and which are the most accurate.
Chik-Fil-A finished number one with an accuracy rating of 92 percent. Burger King and McDonald’s were tied for the second largest accuracy rating at 88 percent. At the bottom of the list, KFC was, with the lowest rating of only 81 percent.
However, KFC recorded the best accuracy score since 2024. At the bottom of the list, although slightly higher than KFC, there were Taco Bell, Wendy and Dunkin.
Despite the low accuracy rating of the chicken chain, KFC had some redeeming properties such as its low waiting time. According to the report, KFC took an average of just one car in the line before being able to place an order, while the Chik-Fil-A drive-through line had an average of five cars. As a result, about eight minutes of waiting.
Taco Bell had the lowest waiting time with customers receiving their order and then in 4.3 minutes.
KFC announced about two months later reports that it will take its US headquarters from Louisville, Kentki to Plano, Texas, which would transfer 100 employees with the headquarters in the next six months.
“I am disappointed with this decision and believe that the founder of the company will also be the founder of the company,” village Gav Andy Aashiar said. “The name of this company begins with Kentki, and it has marketed our state’s legacy and culture in the sale of its product.”
According to the owner of the chain, Yama! The transfer of brands, KFC is eventually part of a large plan in two brand headquarters, one plano and the other in Irwin, California.
In addition to KFC employees, Yum! The brands are also asking about 90 members of their remote workforce to move. Those 90 employees are expected to move forward in the next 18 months.
Despite plans to maintain corporate offices in Louisville, Kentki to the series of Texas, Company and KFC Foundation from Kentaki. The series is also planning to open a flagship store in Louisville.
David Gibbs, Yama! The Chief Executive Officer of the Brands said, according to a local Fox outlet.
“Finally, bringing more people together on a consistent basis will maximize our unmatched culture and talent as a competitive advantage. I believe it is another important step in increasing our prestigious restaurants brands globally.”
KFC currently has more than 30,000 restaurants in 150 countries.
