What type of vehicle is typically used by CCAs for mail delivery?

City Carrier Assistants (CCAs) commonly use a postal delivery vehicle or can sometimes utilize a personal vehicle for mail delivery. Postal delivery vehicles are specifically designed for the purpose of delivering mail and are well-equipped to handle various deliveries—housing ample space for mail and packages while also facilitating ease of access to mail for efficient sorting and delivery.

The option allowing for personal vehicles is also important, as there may be situations where CCAs need to use their own cars, especially in areas where dedicated postal vehicles are not available or if they are delivering to rural routes where standard postal vehicles may not be practical. This flexibility helps ensure that mail can be delivered effectively, regardless of the circumstances.

In contrast, the other types of vehicles listed, such as motorcycles or bicycles, are generally not used for mail delivery within the Postal Service due to their limited capacity for carrying larger volumes of mail or packages. Similarly, while a company truck might serve other purposes within the postal service, it is not the standard mode of mail transport specifically designated for CCAs. Thus, the combination of postal delivery vehicles and personal vehicles represents the norm for CCAs in the execution of their delivery duties.