UPS to roll out Taylor Swift trucks for new album "Reputation"

UPS will roll out delivery trucks with an image of Taylor Swift as part of an unusual partnership for the launch of the singer’s new album.

Some UPS delivery trucks will have an image on their sides of the cover of Swift's new album "Reputation" to be released Nov. 10.

The trucks will first roll out on Saturday, Aug. 26 in Atlanta, Nashville and New York City.

The company says those who take a picture of one of the decaled trucks “at a safe distance” and tag @ups and #TaylorSwiftDelivery in their social media post “may receive an improved opportunity to buy Taylor Swift tickets.”

Sandy Springs-based UPS says it will deliver CDs of Swift’s new album to retailers “at a precise moment in time,” along with deliveries of online orders to consumers.

UPS says it has partnered with Swift as far back as 2006, when the singer was 16 and launching her first single “Tim McGraw.”

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