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	Image #1: The Postal Service moves mail using most means of transportation: trucks, cars, planes, trains, boats, bicycles, and even mules.

	Image #2: The Postal Service handles more than 44% of the world's mail volume—delivering more mail to more addresses and to a larger geographic area than any other postal administration in the world.

	Image #3: Priority Mail offers delivery of documents and packages in an average of 2 to 3 days.

	Image #4: Carrier Pickup allows customers to make online requests to have prepaid packages collected for free by their carrier the next delivery day.

	Image #5: Letter Carriers are among the most visible part of the Postal Service's 700,000 career workforce.

	Image #6: Many Automated Postal Centers (APC) are available for use 24/7.

	Image #7: Just about anything you can do at the counter you can do from an Automated Postal Center (APC).

	Image #8: Express Mail is the Postal Service's fastest service for time-sensitive letters, documents or merchandise.

	Image #9: Many Postal Service employees work in a plant environment using the latest technology.

	Image #10: The Postal Service delivers 212 billion pieces of mail to over 144 million homes, businesses and Post Office boxes every year.

Image #11: Flat-rate shipping gives customers a single, predetermined rate regardless of weight or delivery zone, starting March 3 the Postal Service is giving customers more options. The new Priority Mail Large Flat-Rate box is 50 percent larger than smaller boxes. For the first time in history, the Postal Service is offering a $2 discount when sending the new larger box to an APO/FPO address, enabling customers to send more with one flat price. Visit usps.com for more info.