A proposed New York City bill aims to force major delivery companies to disclose more details about their operations, potentially disrupting how Amazon and FedEx handle last-mile logistics within the city. The legislation targets transparency in delivery practices, including vehicle emissions and labor conditions, raising concerns among logistics providers over compliance costs and operational adjustments. If passed, the measure could set a precedent for other urban centers seeking to regulate delivery services more closely. Industry observers warn of possible delays or service changes if companies struggle to adapt to stricter reporting requirements.
How a New York City bill could shake up Amazon, FedEx delivery operations Supply Chain Dive
