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posted by martyb on Friday May 15 2020, @05:51PM   Printer-friendly
from the plugging-in-to-the-future dept.

CNet:

It's going to be awhile longer before the US Postal Service receives new mail delivery vehicles. The USPS has reportedly once again delayed its ongoing proposal process because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Trucks.com first reported the delay on Tuesday after the request for proposal period was supposed to end on March 27. Now, the service's latest filing pegs July 14 as the final date. A handful of companies have already provided prototype next-generation mail delivery vehicles in hopes of receiving a multibillion-dollar contract for the business.

The update is meant to introduce 200,000 replacement vehicles that incorporate electrification.


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  • (Score: 2) by shortscreen on Saturday May 16 2020, @02:27AM

    by shortscreen (2252) on Saturday May 16 2020, @02:27AM (#994848) Journal

    Nice try, but BMWs have had those since 1981.

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