Does the regular postman deliver priority mail

In the United States, Priority Mail is a service offered by the United States Postal Service (USPS) that provides faster and more reliable delivery than regular First-Class Mail. While Priority Mail is a separate service from regular mail, the delivery process is often handled by the same postal carriers who deliver regular mail.

Here's what happens:

1. Sorting and processing: Priority Mail packages are sorted and processed at USPS facilities, just like regular mail. However, they are typically handled separately and given priority over regular mail.
2. Delivery: Once sorted and processed, Priority Mail packages are delivered to the local post office or delivery unit, where they are handed over to the regular postal carriers (also known as mail carriers or postal workers).
3. Delivery to the doorstep: The same postal carriers who deliver regular mail will deliver Priority Mail packages to your doorstep. They will typically scan the package as "delivered" when they leave it at your doorstep.

So, to answer your question: yes, the regular postman (or postal carrier) may deliver Priority Mail packages, but they are handled and processed separately from regular mail to ensure faster and more reliable delivery.

Keep in mind that Priority Mail packages are typically tracked and require a signature upon delivery, which adds an extra layer of security and accountability to the delivery process.