For Amazon & DSP drivers
Amazon delivery van hire
Yes — you can hire a van suited to an Amazon delivery route and start quickly, even with a thin or poor credit file. All credit is welcome and there's no credit check to get a quote, so enquiring never affects your credit score.
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Whether you're an Amazon DSP driver or delivering flex routes, the van has to match the spec of the round and be ready when your route starts. Fast Track Leasing matches Amazon delivery drivers with the right medium or large panel van on a flexible short-term hire, judged on what the route can afford rather than only your credit score. We're an introducer, not the supplier or a lender, and your partner can deliver the van to your door so you're not losing days before your first shift.
What van spec do Amazon routes need?
Most Amazon delivery routes run on a medium to large panel van — commonly Transit Custom, Sprinter or Crafter size — with enough cubic capacity for a full route of parcels and a solid bulkhead. Some DSPs specify a minimum load volume or a particular class of van, so check your route requirements before you commit. Tell us your DSP's spec or your parcel volume and we'll shortlist vans that fit. If you also run smaller parcel work, our courier van hire page covers smaller panel vans.
How fast can I get a van for my route?
Amazon routes can be offered at short notice, so we match you to partners who can move quickly. Get a quote with no credit check, then the partner confirms the van and terms and can typically deliver to your door so you're ready for day one. Because this is short-term hire rather than a long finance agreement, there's less paperwork and quicker turnaround. Many drivers set up as sole traders or small firms — see our business vehicle hire page, or start on our quick form.
Are the vans ULEZ compliant and well serviced?
Amazon routes cover heavy daily mileage, often through clean-air zones, so a non-compliant or worn van costs you money and downtime. We can prioritise ULEZ and clean-air-zone compliant vans, typically newer Euro 6 models, and short-term hire keeps you in a dependable, maintained van rather than an ageing one you'd have to fix yourself. Reliability matters when a missed route means lost income, so tell us your area and mileage and we'll match a van that keeps you on the road.
Facts & figures
The bigger picture
Source: ONS, 2026
Source: SMMT, 2025
Source: BVRLA Leasing Outlook, 2025
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We’ll pass your details to a suitable rental partner from our panel, and they’ll be in touch about what they can offer. As an introducer we don’t supply the vehicle ourselves, and there’s nothing more you need to send us right now — we’re not asking for any documents at this stage.
Nothing is agreed until you deal directly with the supplier and you’re happy to go ahead.
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Common questions
Can I hire an Amazon delivery van with bad credit?
Often yes. Short-term hire is judged on what your route can afford, not only your credit score, so all credit is welcome. Getting a quote involves no credit check and never affects your credit score.
Will the van meet my DSP's requirements?
Tell us your DSP's van spec — size, load volume or class — and we'll shortlist vans that fit. It's best to confirm the exact requirement with your DSP before you commit.
Can you deliver the van to my home?
Yes, home delivery is available where possible, so you don't lose days travelling to collect. Give us your postcode when you enquire.
How long do I have to commit for?
Terms typically run 1 to 36 months, so you can match the hire to how long you expect to run the route rather than signing up for years.