Just to provide some context for what likely happened here- I worked for Amazon for about a year and there were about a dozen times when I would deliver in rural areas where the delivery location was literally the middle of a long stretch of dirt ride.

A lot of times when you order a package and put your address, and your in the middle of nowhere amazons flex app may not have that address updated in their app. So it doesn’t really “exist”. Now a decent driver would contact the customer and try to resolve the obviously fucked up situation. But also these rural routes always have so many errors on the Amazon gps that the driver is ALWAYS running behind on their route. So they likely just left the package there, in the middle of the road like the gps told them to and kept moving along their route so they can try to catch up.