A proposed law may change how Amazon, FedEx and others deliver packages — and it’s not good news for New Yorkers.

For some time now, Walmart, Amazon, Target, FedEx and more have implemented last mile delivery — the final step of the shipping process where packages go from a local hub to one’s doorstep, which is heavily reliant on third parties, such as Delivery Service Partners (DSPs).

In other words, those drivers delivering packages across NYC from an Amazon-marked truck and uniform aren’t technically employees of the company.

However, a new NYC law, the Delivery Protection Act, might change that.

If passed, it would basically ditch the…

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