Amazon India is expanding its use of rail freight by increasing operations on the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor, strengthening its logistics network across the country.
The move is aimed at improving the speed and efficiency of long-distance movement of goods while reducing dependence on traditional road-based transportation.
The Western Dedicated Freight Corridor provides a dedicated route for freight trains, helping reduce transit times and improve the reliability of cargo movement.
For Amazon, greater use of rail logistics could support faster movement of inventory between major fulfilment and distribution centres, particularly across key markets in western and northern India.
The expansion highlights the growing role of dedicated freight infrastructure in India’s e-commerce and logistics ecosystem, as companies look for more efficient and scalable ways to move goods across the country.
