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Postal Service considers fleet with mix of NGDVs and commercial vehicles

For approximately 10 years, the Postal Service has been going through the process of acquiring the Next Generation Delivery Vehicle (NGDV) to replace the current fleet of aging vehicles.

The route to get from design to production of the NGDV has involved years of development and testing by USPS, with the active involvement of the NALC and letter carriers from across the country.

As the time approaches for the first NGDVs to be produced and delivered, the Postal Service has determined what it considers to be the best mix of vehicles for the future.

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