Amazon offers transportation partnership programs: Delivery Service Partner (DSP) for local last-mile delivery requiring $30,000 liquid assets and business experience; Amazon Freight Partner (AFP) for long-haul trucking with fleet ownership and transportation experience; and Amazon Relay for independent carriers to book loads. Benefits include access to Amazon-branded equipment, technology, training, and operational support.
- What it is: A program for entrepreneurs to start their own logistics business and deliver packages in their local area.
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Key requirements:
- Business and leadership experience.
- $30,000 in liquid assets.
- Pass background checks, including a credit check and motor vehicle record check.
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Benefits:
- Become a full-time owner-operator.
- Manage day-to-day delivery operations and hire your own employees.
- Access to a package of value-added services, such as fleet rental, fuel programs, and business services discounts.
Amazon Freight Partner (AFP) ProgramWhat it is: A program for partners who own and operate a fleet of Amazon-branded trucks to haul freight on Amazon's behalf.Key requirements:Business experience in the transportation industry.Do not need a commercial driver's license (CDL), but will lead a team of CDL drivers.Benefits:Consistent freight opportunities and competitive compensation.Access to Amazon-branded trucks, maintenance, and insurance.Ongoing training and support through an Amazon-exclusive program. Amazon RelayWhat it is: A platform for independent carriers and owner-operators to find and book loads from Amazon.Key requirements:Company information, including insurance, authority, and DOT number.An active company application and a valid insurance policy.Benefits:The ability to book loads directly through the platform.The opportunity to manage your own schedule and grow your business as an independent carrier.Application process:Applications are typically approved within 1-3 weeks, depending on insurance validation.If an application is rejected, you can reapply after resolving the issue, unless the rejection was due to serious compliance problems.
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