For example, it's reported that FedEx drivers were involved in 41 deaths in 24 months:
> In the 24-month period prior to December 3, 2017, FedEx Express drivers were reported to have been involved in 1762 crashes, 575 involving injuries, including 41 deaths.
https://www.frg-law.com/carriers/fedex/
The big question is just how much Amazon is applying pressure and causing those sorts of issues, and are they outside of the normal expected incidents for logistics companies? WRT the Amazon delivery network, is this a matter of a few bad apple operators trying to squeeze every cent of profit by overworking drivers and not deploying more vans? Or is it a case of systemic unattainable expectations from Amazon that force every delivery partner to cut corners so they can maintain a livable profit margin?
Difficult to say from this article...but in spite of the sensationalism, the examples it recounts certainly aren't good.