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Holidays season deliveries can be the most frustrating for any delivery driver, whether delivering your usual goods to your usual customers or else delivering holiday fruit baskets and presents to places you've never been before.

As a florist, you might not be crazy-busy all of the time, but some days the orders stack up really fast.

Amazon and the United States Postal Service recently announced a plan to deliver on Sundays -- in New York City and Los Angeles already, and in cities around the United States beginning next year.

If you were to ask a group of delivery drivers how their work days usually go, you would get a lot of mixed responses. Many of them truly enjoy their work.

When you are talking about places that need to be on the ball when it comes to deliveries, flower shops have to be at the top of the list.

One of the "next big things" for businesses large and small is home delivery.

All soccer moms know that every second counts when it's your turn to drive your kids (and half the neighborhood's kids) to an event.

Prioritizing efficient route planning is a necessary business endeavor for the myriad of businesses that rely on home deliveries or home visitations for any portion of their available services and acquired revenue.

Movers and delivery people from every industry share a single monologue, repeated nightly, digital map in hand

Do you want to turn a list of addresses into a map?