Good deliveries start
with clear expectations.

The architecture supports independent delivery persons, delivery businesses and fleets, Seller Self-Delivery, external providers, and future autonomous or hybrid providers. Eligibility follows the actual person, business, asset, locality and goods. Fleet size alone is not a qualification rule.

Texas regulates delivery network companies under Occupations Code Chapter 2402. Delivery-person qualification includes applicable identity, age, driving and background requirements. List99 must resolve its permit, insurance and current administrative requirements before Texas operations open.

Provider agreements, nondiscrimination, intoxicating-substance policies, complaint handling, records and privacy also matter. Software readiness is not legal clearance. Read current TDLR information.

Provider Standards, insurance, independence, refusal and returns, safety, privacy, no guarantee of work, locality readiness, claims cooperation and recertification. A final provider agreement is separate where required. Applications and sensitive document collection remain closed.

The business beneficiary and the person physically handling goods remain separate. Each person uses their own identity and authorized role. A business accepting work does not prove pickup, and delivery earnings do not turn List99 into the fleet’s payroll system.

A seller can choose to deliver an eligible order personally where that method is authorized. Risk, cargo and conflict safeguards still apply. A seller’s financial interest in the sale never gives them authority to force acceptance or decide a disputed refund at the door. Some goods may require a different delivery method.

Future delivery cards can show general areas, approximate distance, package and handling needs, service windows and an authoritative offered earning. Exact private addresses and contact information are restricted to authorized participants. A free-form post is not a delivery opportunity, and expressing interest creates neither assignment nor earnings.

Review the offered earning and agreed attempted-delivery and return compensation before pickup. Interest or standby availability does not promise a paid job. Completion evidence, eligibility and applicable terms control subsequent review; this page does not activate earnings or payouts. Providers do not decide buyer refund entitlement.

Follow the agreed attempt, retry and return terms. If the return cannot be completed, retain safe custody and request an authorized recovery or disposition. Do not improvise a new recipient or mark the goods delivered. The required support path must be established before operations begin.

Use the required condition, package or seal details, timestamps and verified handoff references. Avoid unnecessary images of people, homes, identity documents or unrelated property. Claims and commercial review are separate from the provider’s physical delivery role.

Safe, lawful and nondiscriminatory service is essential. Operating under the influence is unacceptable. Applicable policies, accessible complaint reporting, restricted case review and required records must be in place before operations open. This informational page is not an active incident intake service. For an emergency, contact local emergency services.

Qualification and coverage must stay current. Expired evidence, restrictions or changed capabilities can stop new assignments. Existing custody still needs an authorized safe return or recovery path. Sensitive information stays restricted and is retained under an approved schedule, with lawful preservation requirements respected.

A future autonomous provider is a real business with a verified asset, appropriate legal authority, insurance, service area, telemetry, human supervision or override and emergency recovery capability. Sidewalk robots, automated road vehicles and drones have different requirements. None is active through this page.

No. Choose your insurer, subject to qualifying coverage. Choose eligible opportunities without required shifts, minimum jobs or exclusivity. Participation never guarantees work. When you accept a particular delivery, its agreed service and safety terms apply.