Amazon’s third-party delivery network to redraw truck capacity

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Amazon’s third-party delivery network to redraw truck capacity

| Jun 30, 2018 10:00AM EDT
Amazon’s new network could help reduce shipper costs, and even aid other transportation providers, as volumes outstrip capacity. But as one might sense, Amazon’s latest play also will affect resources in an already beyond-tight US trucking sector.
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