Amazon’s Prime-branded trucks have drawn a legal challenge from a company with a familiar name. Prime Inc., a nearly 50-year-old trucking company based in Missouri, filed a lawsuit against ...

They linked a picture of a flatbed truck with a massive package bearing Amazon’s iconic logo, complete with the company’s usual packaging tape. Still, the photo was met with skepticism.

Amazon has bought thousands of truck trailers featuring its Prime logo to move goods between its warehouses, according to media reports.

Amazon will buy space on planes, trucks and ships at reduced rates, based on the massive amount of inventory consolidated in shipping hubs in manufacturing nations like China, India and others.

Your Amazon packages, which usually show up in a UPS truck, an unmarked vehicle or in the hands of a mail carrier, may soon be delivered from an Amazon van.

Amazon has developed electronic tracking technology for the trucks used by its partners to monitor their movement and hopefully improve driver safety, according to The Information.

Drivers may take notice when behind a logging truck on the interstate, a semi towing a livestock trailer, or a loudly branded Amazon shipping container, but what about the many more semitrucks ...

The retail giant directs the destinations, deadlines and routes for its network of contract delivery drivers. But when they crash, Amazon is held harmless.

Amazon has been experimenting with new shipping methods lately, but one day soon it might not have to worry about sending items at all, and use 3D printers to produce them on the curbs outside ...

Amazon has ordered 100,000 electric trucks from startup Rivian, the e-commerce giant announced Thursday. The order is part of Amazon's larger pledge—also announced today—to reach zero net ...

Amazon just purchased thousands of its own, Amazon-branded trailer trucks to transport products between its various fulfilment and sortation centers, the company announced Friday morning.

Amazon has been making its own shipping containers and chartering private ships to avoid major bottlenecks in the supply chain.