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  • Bread Routes

    Purchase and distribute branded baked goods to grocery stores, restaurants, and retailers with established customer demand.

  • EMS Routes

    Provide essential medical deliveries, ensuring timely arrivals and distribution to hospitals, clinics, and emergency responders.

  • FedEx P&D Routes

    Own and operate a local FedEx Ground delivery business, managing drivers and daily package deliveries within a defined territory.

  • FedEx Linehaul Runs

    Run a trucking operation hauling FedEx trailers between hubs, typically covering longer regional or interstate routes.

  • Amazon DSP

    Manage last-mile delivery operations under Amazon’s DSP program, overseeing drivers and daily package deliveries.

  • Waste Management Routes

    Own and operate a recurring revenue business focused on waste collection, disposal, and recycling services.

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