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USPS Service Standards Map effective January 1, 2015

1.8.15 – USPS service standards map – The Postal Service published the new First Class Mail service standard in map format.: Service Standards Maps [Market Dominant products]. The blue overnight delivery areas are completely gone.  Is a picture worth a thousand words?

Customers can enter their own ZIP Code and see that the blue overnight area is gone. The blue area shrunk in half after 2012. Now it is completely gone.

The Map below is for Washington DC.

  • Mail Class:
    First-Class Mail®
    Package Services
    Periodicals
    Standard Mail®

USPS service standardsThis map reflects service standard changes that are effective January 1, 2015. This map illustrates the service standards based on January 1. Labeling Lists changes and the business rules defined in the Federal Register (39 CFR 121).

Service Standards (Updated 01/07/2015)

Don Cheney

Auburn WA

7 thoughts on “USPS Service Standards Map effective January 1, 2015

  1. I saw the down hill slide since day one……..in 1995 I started adding 100 shares each of UPS & FDX every year to my stock portfolio. arrogant, poor, bloated, uneducated, corrupt, unethical, crony po mismanagement and a lot of OT made it a no brainer. also put full 15% into TSP and never used it as a bank to take out loans. 20 years later with the place in the dirt, with no way to affect operations, hedging the po was the only smart business move to make. apple splitting 7-1 was the cherry on the cake. retire next years-thanks for the memories lol. its done put a fork in it!

  2. All employee are very very happy by getting morning hours.management can save night difference money.coustmor now know , so they will mail first class mail 3 days in advance and if miss that ,than useing priority or express mail which is more money than first class mail, so i think win win condition for everybody. exallent move.

  3. I saw the new delivery standards for the first time yesterday. I came to work at 1400 as usual and there was mail for a FORmerly overnight area all in and on the conveyor belt of the FSM 100. I think that might be the first day of the end of the post office, at least it was the first day I saw it myself.

  4. Welcome to the computer age of online everything… When the Obamanation people get done with us, it’ll all be online for them to access, including the cellphone… Track your every movement… Recently upgrade your TV service… In home monitoring will be the next best babysitter, complimments of the U.S. Gubbamint…

  5. Tell Me I`m wrong But the way I see it , If You live around Washington DC You get Two day mail. BUT everyone has to Suck It Up and wait for their mail . As it is My mail is taking Way Too Long to get from Point A to Point B .

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