4,180 pieces per second
At peak, about how many pieces of mail per second does the USPS system process?
That translates to about 250,000 pieces of mail processed every minute.
Source: USPS Postal Facts facts.usps.com
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4,180 pieces per second
That translates to about 250,000 pieces of mail processed every minute.
Source: USPS Postal Facts facts.usps.com
about $267.3 million
That revenue comes from stamps, package shipping, money orders and other postal products combined.
Source: USPS Postal Facts facts.usps.com
about 4.9%
Steady growth in e-commerce shipping helped push up domestic volumes for major carriers that year.
Source: Wikipedia, Package delivery (2018) en.wikipedia.org
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