Express "the last mile" became a joke.

A few years ago, the express delivery industry has been clamoring to break through the "last mile". With the increasing popularity of online shopping, especially the rise of online shopping in rural areas, it is no exaggeration to describe it as a mess.

However, the previous express delivery can at least be sent to rural towns, free of charge. There are more and more packages, but you have to pay to get them. Most rural areas such as Hechi and Laibin in Guangxi need to pay for picking up the plane, and pay three yuan (small) packages according to the situation. What is the situation in other places? )

I'm not sure about the situation. I used to burn money to send it to my customers. It burned for years. During this period, Baishi Express gradually disappeared and a rabbit came. At present, it seems that only JD.COM and SF Express don't have to spend money to pick up the items (of course, postal express delivery is not necessary), but people in the express delivery industry don't know that sending SF Express is more expensive, and ordinary online shopping rarely sends SF Express. Jingdong Express lost money a few years ago.

Then, can the "last mile" of the express delivery industry really not be broken? Or is there any layout? This is unknown. I only know that what consumers need is convenience and benefits. As we all know, frugality is easier than frugality. It's free to pick up the courier first, and then charge. Is it a fattening express company or a self-employed person who outsources the express point?

Finally, I still believe that the increasingly convenient transportation network will bring benefits and convenience to consumers, not trouble. In a few years, perhaps the surviving express delivery company will be stronger, but it is only a flash in the pan in history. I lost the last mile, but I haven't lost yet …