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> via post office, so there's not really any extra fuel spent getting the packages to me versus some other delivery method. Didn't say a post office was within
by bradlys 5y ago
> via post office, so there's not really any extra fuel spent getting the packages to me versus some other delivery method.
Didn't say a post office was within walking distance so I presume you drive for that? That's extra fuel.
Again - you really should look at the Not Just Bikes channel. You're really not paying attention to what I'm saying.
- zdragnar 5y agoWe have a mailbox. Post office sends out drivers regardless of whether or not I have a package coming, unlike (say) UPS or FedEx who make specialized trips. That was more or less my point. That said, the post office is within biking distance during summer months if I need to send something. There's no biking or hiking anything over a mile here during the winter. Even that would be extremely unpleasant in January. In the nearest dense city to where I live, you'll occasionally see someone biking to work during winter, but even then only on the best of days. Mail, packages, and commercial shipments all still get around by truck (the total distance driven is shorter, but more trips have to be made to accommodate the extra people).