A post office in Amlin, Washington Township, needs to find a new location after the landlord didn't renew its lease with the ...

The United States Postal Service is entering a new era of innovation and design as $40 billion is invested nationwide to bring the postal service into the 21st century and beyond. Published on ...

The classic U.S. Postal Service truck, the instantly recognizable Grumman LLV (Long-Life Vehicle), is set to be phased out by a newcomer to mail delivery, the Next-Generation Delivery Vehicle ...

The previous mail truck, the Grumman LLV, was built from 1986-1994. So every mail truck on the road today is at least 30 years old. And those old vehicles suffer from myriad problems. Not only do ...

The Next Generation Delivery Vehicles, built by Oshkosh Defense, are a big improvement over the outgoing Grumman LLV, which didn't have A/C or airbags. The new fleet of NGDVs is expected to grow ...

The Next Generation Delivery Vehicles, built by Oshkosh Defense, are a big improvement over the outgoing Grumman LLV, which didn't have A/C or airbags. The new fleet of NGDVs is expected to grow ...

It’s been done up in white with red and blue stripes, replacing the aging Grumman LLV for the U.S. Postal Service. In those instances, the Ram ProMaster was merely intended as a stopgap ...

the Ford delivery vehicles will also allow it to deliver more packages given that it has about thrice the capacity of the Grumman LLV delivery vehicles currently in use, USPS said in a statement.

Distinguished by nearly three times the cargo capacity of the current Grumman LLV delivery vehicles used by the USPS, the Ford E-Transits enable carriers to transport more mail in a single trip ...

But it’s another project that lights Emr up the most. Parked on a lift right next to the Cobra is a U.S. Mail truck, a Grumman LLV, with red and blue racing stripes and whitewall tires.

The postal service bought these LLV trucks between 1987 and 1994 ... who did not want his full name published but said he goes by the name of Joe, said those old Grumman trucks are history — except ...

Prior to the mid-1980s, U.S. Postal Service delivery vehicles consisted mainly of a fleet of DJ-5 Jeeps (a.k.a. "Dispatcher"), a lighter-duty two-wheel drive relative of the legendary off-roader ...