Postal News Blog--In a report delivered to Congress, USPS asserts that the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) based a recent advisory opinion on a "questionable" analysis of the potential cost savings that could be achieved by implementing a five-day delivery schedule to street addresses.
The Postal Service has estimated that making the move to a five-day schedule would yield a net annual cost reduction of $3.1 billion, based on extensive market research and financial estimates provided to the PRC last year. The PRC's advisory opinion concluded a five-day street delivery schedule would only achieve $1.7 billion in net annual savings. Read more!
The Postal Service has estimated that making the move to a five-day schedule would yield a net annual cost reduction of $3.1 billion, based on extensive market research and financial estimates provided to the PRC last year. The PRC's advisory opinion concluded a five-day street delivery schedule would only achieve $1.7 billion in net annual savings. Read more!
