Through its Amazon Business segment, the company is rolling out trucks designed for consolidated drop-offs and palletized delivery at loading docks.
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Through its Amazon Business segment, the company is rolling out trucks designed for consolidated drop-offs and palletized delivery at loading docks.
Published Aug. 4, 2026
An Amazon Business branded truck. Amazon Business has rolled out dedicated, branded trucks in 13 U.S. states.
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