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The Postal Service has released a video to help customers understand new delivery procedures<\/span><\/a> to promote social distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.<\/p>\n

The one-minute video, titled \u201cHelp Us Serve You: Mail Carriers<\/em>,\u201d explains that letter carriers will knock on a customer\u2019s door instead of ringing a doorbell.<\/p>\n

Instead of asking a customer to sign for a delivery, the carrier will ask the customer for his or her first initial and last name, which the carrier will enter in their Mobile Delivery Device.<\/p>\n

Additionally, the animated video encourages customers to give carriers enough time to walk away before retrieving a package.<\/p>\n

The Postal Service is sharing the video on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and other social media channels, along with a similar video that illustrates new social distancing procedures inside Post Offices.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

Related: Policy for Customers Requiring Visitor Medical Screenings for Letter Carriers<\/em><\/h4>\n