Remember back when postcodes were introduced? The volume of mail was still >increasing, seemingly with no end in sight.
That was decades ago. And today it is declining. I wonder, are we back to
the levels they were when postcodes first came in?
On Tue, 4 Jun 2024 02:25:17 -0000 (UTC), Lawrence D'Oliveiro
<ldo@nz.invalid> wrote:
Remember back when postcodes were introduced? The volume of mail was still >>increasing, seemingly with no end in sight.
That was decades ago. And today it is declining. I wonder, are we back to >>the levels they were when postcodes first came in?
In broad terms, letter mail is very much decreased, but parcels /
courier delivery much increased - that is over the last say 20 years
or so. I don't know when the old simpler codes were replaced with the
more system friendly 4 digit post codes.
Postcodes are still useful for delivery sorting systems
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