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Drivers keep crashing into this Colorado post office

BOULDER, Colo. — The U.S. Postal Service is dealing with an unusual trend at its location at 55th Street and Valmont Road in Boulder.

Within the span of 13 months, three drivers have crashed into the building on three separate occasions.

“Yeah, it’s sort of like the community is trying to tell us we need a drive-thru location here in Boulder,” USPS spokesperson James Boxrud said.

Boxrud said he covers USPS communications in Colorado and Wyoming and can only recall two other similar incidents at two other Colorado locations.

“So having three times here at the Boulder post office, same location, same side of the building, it does make you wonder,” Boxrud said

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