USPS: Managers should keep Voyager fuel card accounts up to date
The Postal Service is reminding managers at sites that use Voyager fuel cards to keep current on their card management duties as the peak holiday season begins.
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USPS Promotes Safe Driver Training at National Logistics Symposium, 171 Drivers Honored
October 26, 2023 KANSAS CITY, MO — The U.S. Postal Service held a National Logistics Symposium for employees from Oct. 24-26 in Kansas City. The symposium provided information on the latest driver technology, safe driving strategies, driver training and an award recognition for USPS tractor trailer operators. “We want our drivers to return home to…
APWU: FMCSA Extends Policy Changes for Drivers Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
July 22, 2020 The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) has extended two COVID-19 notices relating to medical certifications and driver’s licenses. Click here to view the notification. The notices are effective March 24, 2020 through September 30, 2020. MEDICAL CERTIFICATIONS Drivers may continue to operate a commercial motor vehicle (CMV) with an expired medical…
New Peterbilt 7-Ton has no convex mirrors under side rear view mirrors
I sit here in disbelief I’m even having to write this, but it is the postal service after all. What are everyone’s thoughts on the fact that it seems the conventional 7-tons are not equipped with spot mirrors located under the side mirrors? In my 29 years of operating commercial vehicles I’ve never encounter this,…
USPS: Scanners improve transportation fleet visibility
The Postal Service’s deployment of cellular scanners to postal vehicle service (PVS) drivers has improved tracking of the transportation fleet, new data shows. The scanner initiative is part of the Surface Visibility (SV) program. The PVS scanners are similar SV mobile scanners, except they have GPS capability and operate on cellular networks. More than 5,000…
Private Carriers Sue Post Office to Keep Routes
By Britain Eakin – December 2, 2016 WASHINGTON (CN) — An association of private mail carriers has sued the U.S. Postal Service, claiming its cancellation of 102 contracts to give the work to Post Office employees will not save any money, but will cost the trade group’s members hundreds of jobs. “The terminated contractors…