This is for the regular carriers out there. Take a few minutes one day and look at your route as if you've never done it before. That can be tough, but it's important. Since I'm fairly new on my route, I still remember the first few weeks trying to learn the case, delivery, special notices, all that stuff. I'm lucky with all of my boxes being in NBU's it's a lot easier to figure out the addresses in the boxes on the street if they aren't marked well, at least you don't have to stop to open the box and look inside. I know in some more rural areas the houses have sign posts at the end of the driveway so knowing you're at the right house is a little easier, but here in AZ you're just left to wonder sometimes. If a box is not properly marked on the outside, what do you do? I believe our management says we are not supposed to mark on the outside of the box. Many times as a sub I had to stop and open the box to see if the address was on the ...
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