Which is faster express or priority mail
The speed of Express and Priority Mail services can vary depending on the specific services offered by the postal carrier, the destination, and the package weight and dimensions. However, here is a general comparison of the typical delivery times for Express and Priority Mail services:
Express Mail Services:
- USPS Express Mail: 1-2 business days within the contiguous United States, 2-3 business days to Alaska and Hawaii, and 3-5 business days to international destinations.
- UPS Express: 1-2 business days within the contiguous United States, 2-3 business days to Alaska and Hawaii, and 2-5 business days to international destinations.
- FedEx Express: 1-2 business days within the contiguous United States, 2-3 business days to Alaska and Hawaii, and 2-5 business days to international destinations.
Priority Mail Services:
- USPS Priority Mail: 2-3 business days within the contiguous United States, 3-5 business days to Alaska and Hawaii, and 6-10 business days to international destinations.
- UPS Priority Mail: 2-3 business days within the contiguous United States, 3-5 business days to Alaska and Hawaii, and 6-10 business days to international destinations.
As you can see, Express Mail services are generally faster than Priority Mail services, with delivery times ranging from 1-5 business days, depending on the destination. Priority Mail services, on the other hand, typically take 2-10 business days for delivery.
It's worth noting that both Express and Priority Mail services offer tracking and insurance, and may have additional features such as signature upon delivery and package protection. The choice between Express and Priority Mail ultimately depends on your specific shipping needs and budget.