Kingsbridge commuters say some U.S. postal trucks are parking illegally

Some Kingsbridge commuters are calling out the United States Postal Service for what they say is illegal parking.

News 12 Staff

Feb 22, 2020, 1:29 PM

Updated 1,523 days ago

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Some Kingsbridge commuters are calling out the United States Postal Service for what they say is illegal parking.
Vittorio Bugatti says U.S. postal trucks park in the express bus lane on west 230th street, even though there are clear signs that says, 'no standing.'
He says the buses have to pull up next to the parked trucks, forcing riders to get in the middle of the street.
News 12 reached out to USPS and they said in part, “the location will be monitored to ensure there are no postal vehicles in the bus lane and local drivers will be provided additional parking instructions."


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