Everything runs perfectly.
That's the problem.
In the near future, the world is run by a network of automated logistics systems. Packages arrive on time, energy flows on its own and nobody worries about shortages anymore.
You are a small regional transport firm. Life isn't spectacular. You make a living moving packages between warehouses, factories and distribution centres.
Then an unknown client offers an unusually high fee for a delivery to a remote location. The contents are classified. More orders like it follow.
Slowly you discover your freight forwarder is part of a resistance movement, and your packages are no ordinary cargo.