Why your USPS mail package delivery is about to get slower
Why your USPS mail package delivery is about to get slower Enlarge this image toggle caption Matt Rourke/AP Matt Rourke/AP More of your mail is about to get slower. "The Postal Service is continually looking for ways to improve performance and provide customers with consistent, cost-effective, and reliable service," USPS spokesperson Kim Frum told NPR. The service's regulator, the Postal Regulatory Commission, has repeatedly said DeJoy's plans could have an outsize effect on USPS customers, when compared to its bottom line. On the financial side, even if the Postal Service's savings predictions are accurate, the commission said, its own analysis found that "the proposed changes would not substantially affect the Postal Service's overall financial condition."
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