Last-Mile Delivery

Already dominant in cloud computing and online delivery, Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) is taking its market-moving mentality to another multibillion-dollar sector: commercial transportation electrification. “Our approach is not to wait around and see what the [original equipment manufacturers] deliver but to share our vehicle requirements and influence product design to meet our needs,” said Maria Carne […]

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Amazon will open 11 sites in Phoenix as part of a broad plan to get capacity online fast.

FreightWaves’ Kevin Hill interviews co-founders of Baton about their technology plans to eliminate long-haul truck driver dwell times.

FedEx imposes peak season surcharges and takes different tack than UPS.

Former XPO executive Daniel Walsh succeeds Jennifer Polli, who is credited with leading the chassis provider through “significant transformation.”

USPS holiday surcharges will hit merchants due to markups by large users.

USPS plans to raise parcel rates for high-volume commercial accounts.

Amazon.com delivered two-thirds of its parcels last month, an all-time high.

Amazon.com will build a 1 million-square-foot fulfillment center 20 miles east of Dallas.

Amazon is cutting ties with more last-mile delivery companies, resulting in the layoffs of more than 1,700 drivers

FreightWaves’ Mark Solomon, who has been covering the service for years, gives his take on the latest crisis.

Many shippers have encountered fulfillment issues and transportation breakdowns as consumer demand for their products surged.

3PLs struggle to gain foothold in final mile, keeping them e-commerce outsiders.

Amazon.com will invest $400 million to build a massive distribution center on the site of the old Michigan state fair.

Haultail democratizes visibility across last-mile networks, providing customers end-to-end transparency irrespective of the load in transit.

Around 55% of people in Mexico said they shop online to avoid leaving home during the pandemic, according to a new report.

The last mile. It’s the most critical—and the most challenging—part of today’s supply chain. From warehousing to tiered delivery options that include white glove delivery and integrated returns management, Ryder Last Mile delivers flexible solutions for big and bulky shipments, so you can focus on your core business.

DeJoy affirms plenty of capacity for handling presidential election mail-in ballots.

Deutsche Post DHL saw a significant rise in e-commerce activity during the second quarter due to continued COVID-19 travel restrictions and retail store closures.