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GAO – Electric Vehicle Infrastructure: USPS Should Plan for Potential Workplace Charging

The U.S. Postal Service (USPS) is preparing to introduce electric vehicles into its delivery fleet, and is planning to install chargers for these fleet vehicles at some facilities. USPS employees could also benefit from these chargers by being able to charge their personal vehicles during a work shift.

However, USPS has not incorporated the potential for sharing its fleet chargers with employees—or installing additional chargers for employee use—into its facility preparation plans.

We recommended USPS do so to help ensure that its plans are taking into account the potential future needs of its employees.

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