Shipping is more than getting from A to B. It’s about reliability, performance, and speed—with the support of a trusted network behind you.
Why Amazon Freight?
70,000+ trailers and 24,000+ intermodal containers—all powered by Amazon’s technology.
That’s not just freight; it’s momentum. Drive your business forward with innovation that delivers.
That’s not just freight; it’s momentum. Drive your business forward with innovation that delivers.
Amazon reliability
With GPS tracking, vetted drivers, and real-time disruption management, your freight stays secure and on time.
Flexibility and scalability
Our network is built to be dynamic and adjust to volatility. When tomorrow looks different than today, we can move with you.
Seamless booking
Easy booking, tracking, and payment management with multiple integration options: EDI, API, TMS, or our web portal.
Our freight services
Ship freight confidently with our 70,000+ GPS-tracked trailers. Reliable, on-time delivery with trusted capacity.
Cut your costs, not reliability. Ship smaller inbound freight to Amazon with the same trusted service as your larger shipments, all thanks to our network
Combine trucking flexibility with rail efficiency for sustainable, door-to-door service. Leverage our fleet of 24,000+ containers, backed by strong railroad relationships.
Our coverage area
We service thousands of lanes in the US. When your network overlaps with ours, you can leverage our reliability and competitive rates. We ship Full Truckload, Less-than-truckload and Intermodal services within our coverage area.
In the newsroom
Before shifting gears into 2026, we’re looking back. In this 2025 recap, you’ll learn how we helped our customers improve load visibility with smart trailers, cut costs through consolidation, and streamline planning with predictive technology.
With the new year approaching, now is the perfect time to review how your business manages freight and shipping. We’re not suggesting a massive overhaul in 2026. In fact, our goal here is quite the opposite.
Anyone involved in transportation knows all too well that disruptions are a part of life. When they happen, the top priority is to find the safest, fastest way to keep freight moving. At Amazon, the Relay Operations Center serves as the main point of contact for drivers experiencing delays.