description Roadie Overview
Roadie connects people and businesses that need goods delivered with independent drivers who transport them. Its focus is moving items rather than carrying passengers, making it a delivery service despite its placement in a ride-sharing category. Businesses can use it for local deliveries, while individuals can arrange transport for personal items. The service accommodates goods that do not always fit the usual small-parcel delivery model.
Shipment tracking helps senders follow a delivery's progress, and delivery options depend on the route and available service. Roadie suits retailers that need an additional way to get orders to customers, as well as senders moving bulky items. Its defining feature is a driver network used for goods transport. Availability and item requirements matter more than broad promises about speed, and driver earnings vary by the delivery.
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Who owns Roadie now?
UPS acquired Roadie in 2021 to expand its same-day delivery network and compete in the gig-economy logistics space. Roadie continues to operate under its own brand as part of UPS's broader delivery portfolio.
What kinds of items can you ship with Roadie?
Roadie handles everything from small envelopes to oversized items like furniture and building materials that traditional carriers may reject. The platform partners with major retailers including Home Depot and Tractor Supply Co. for last-mile delivery.
How much do Roadie drivers typically earn per delivery?
Earnings vary widely based on distance and item type, with local gigs often paying between $8 and $50 and longer routes paying more. Drivers are independent contractors responsible for their own fuel and vehicle costs.
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