The U.S. Postal Service is making two improvements to Package Intercept, a service that allows customers to redirect shipments that haven’t been delivered or released for delivery.
Employees
who use the Passive Adaptive Scanning System will now hear a louder sound when
they scan a parcel that has been designated for interception.
This
change took effect August 17.
Beginning
September 30, employees who use Delivery Scheme-less Sortation machines will
hear the alert and see the words “Package Intercept” displayed when a parcel
designated for interception arrives. Previously, only the abbreviation “PI”
appeared.
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