Take pictures first thing. I would call the police dept. and ask how to handle it.

Just take pictures and call the customer service line. They will most likely take a report and have their insurance people email you to file a claim. Document when the delivery was made and the tracking number because you will need it when you file the claim. Don’t clean it until you speak with them.

Cat litter is recommended for absorbing oil spills.

And oh boy! Wondering how much further the vehicle got, leaking that much?

I’d start with customer service but if that doesn’t work, I’d Take pictures and post on their Facebook page or Twitter feed. Sounds crazy but I have gotten results from other companies this way. I did not phrase my comment in an angry way.

Maybe Bumblebeez will update us on the outcome...

I agree with Maddielee....dawn dish detergent. But..."IF" you want to file an insurance claim with their insurance company....you can. They'll provide clean up.

Years ago, we had 30" of snow, they closed the town down & a UPS truck tried driving up my driveway, got stuck...then took loose tire chains and stuck them under his tires....making HUGE scratch marks on my colored concrete driveway. I filed a claim, wrote my own estimate for repairs, had a check for $5k the following week!