David Wang
-Updated on June 25, 2026
What does "Out for delivery" mean on Toll tracking?
"Out for delivery" (also shown as "With courier") means your parcel has been loaded onto a delivery vehicle and is on the way to your address that day. Make sure someone is available to receive it if a signature is required. Delivery timing depends on the driver's route and the number of stops.
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