r/USPS • u/Trippy4Mollz • Jan 15 '23

Work Discussion Cop pulled me over in mail truck🤔.

I was going over the speed limit in the mail truck doing my usual Amazon Sunday and the cops decided to pull me over.Now I’m not sure what the rules are on that but I figured I would post here and see if anyone else has experienced this as I have never been pulled over in the 4 years I’ve been with the post office.He gave me a warning and told me to slow down and I said I would.But is this a common thing and what is everyone else’s opinions or insights on this?

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u/Stationary-Event City Carrier Jan 15 '23

Did the cop ask for proof of insurance and vehicle registration? 😂 One year, somebody hit my LLV while I was on break. Luckily, a cop was driving by. I waved him down. He asked for the vehicle registration. When I tried to explain to him that the LLV number is the registration number, he still didn't get it. Rookie. He even left me a voicemail later on, saying he really needed the registration number.

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u/americanjeepjew Jan 15 '23

There's supposed to be a paperwork packet in the truck that explains that crap. Of course, it was put in there when the LLV was new so it's probably in Latin

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u/ClassyKilla Jan 15 '23

This. My offices Merc' has one. Pretty funny to read and insightful.