Amazon Shipment Driver.

The United States firm Amazon today announced the launch of a brand-new shipment alternative for customers of its Prime service in the United States, that can obtain plans in the trunk of their cars parked in a public location.

The auto distribution solution is offered at no additional price to Prime members in 37 cities and their metropolitan areas in the United States, although Amazon.com said the suggestion is to expand it progressively.

To be able to demand shipment with "Trick In-Car", clients have to have a Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac and Volvo cars and truck and download an Amazon.com application that links to their automobile.

At the moment, just owners of Chevrolet, Buick, General Motors, Cadillac as well as Volvo automobiles will have access to this option

Amazon.com stated in a statement that it utilizes numerous layers of confirmation to make sure the safety and security of deliveries in the auto.

Once the purchase is made on Amazon, the consumer can choose the alternative of "shipment by cars and truck". The day of shipment must park the vehicle in the arranged location -the address of the customer or work, as an example- as well as the delivery individual will leave it in the trunk, which can only be accessed throughout a particular time.

Each time a distribution driver demands accessibility to a client's lorry, Amazon verifies that a licensed vehicle driver remains in the right area with the appropriate bundle, via an encrypted verification procedure.

When this procedure is finished efficiently, the auto is unlocked and also customers receive a notice with their mobile phone and the auto is blocked once again, since those in charge of the distribution do not receive any kind of code or key.

This new service joins "Amazon Secret", released last October and supplies clients the option to open the door of their residences without a vital and also remotely to admit to employees, guests or packages provided by Amazon.com within of the home, to reduce the possibility of being robbed.