The U.S. Postal Service will launch 10 new sorting and delivery centers on Sept. 6, and one more will open Oct. 18, the agency announced in an Aug. 11 industry bulletin.
The openings include locations in Baltimore and Charlotte, North Carolina. The large-scale facilities consolidate work previously handled by delivery units, the last stop for mail and packages before they are delivered to end customers.
The bulletin advised commercial customers to bring packages and flat bundles for drop shipment at the sorting and delivery centers serving the ZIP codes for a package’s final destination.
That machine can only sort parcels to the routes that are based in that building??
That’s it. Point less!!!
Just like the flat sorters that had no flats to sort.
Typical behind the times USPS
That machine can only sort parcels to the routes that are based in that building??
That’s it. Point less!!!
Just like the flat sorters that had no flats to sort.
Typical behind the times USPS