The United States Postal Service has a tool that lets you view any mail route in the US.

[underpants]

Link to the site
https://eddm.usps.com/eddm/select-routes.htm

I’m not sure how long this has been around, but the USPS has a tool where you can see the mail route in any geographic area. Just search for an address and you can see where they go. It’s meant for businesses interested in direct mail, so it also shows average income, number of houses, and how much it’d cost to send mail on that route.

https://flowingdata.com/2021/10/20/search-every-usps-mail-route/

[Blue Owl]

1. The USPS has another tool

Named Louis DeJoystick… but hopefully not for long!

[Kittycatkat]

2. DeJoy is stool, another name for a useless tool

[Hoyt]

3. If I understand it, and data good, it looks to be a good tool to attract business mail

which will help fund USPS.

They also announced recently they were test marketing basic banking in 4 large cities.

[Backseat Driver]

4. No route line at this address

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We've been told by Postmaster in town that it's just an "alternate route" with no regular carrier and irregular service at best - about 350 residential units - must be tacked on to someone's day: a torture treatment for the disloyal.

[Smackdown2019]

5. This tool has been around over five years now.

It's a good value to achieve a mailing target area.