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Who's Responsible for Repairing Damaged Mailboxes?
Friday November 12, 2021
If you've discovered a damaged mailbox in your residential community, you might be wondering who's responsible for repairing it. Mailboxes aren't immune to damage. While some of them are made of stronger and more durable materials than others, all mailboxes can sustain damage when neglected. The United States Postal Service (USPS), of course, won't service mailboxes that are severed damaged. So, who's responsible for repairing damaged mailboxes?
What Are Street Name Signs? Here's What You Should Know
Friday November 05, 2021
There are three primary categories of traffic signs used in the United States: warning, regulatory and guide. One of the most common types of guide signs is the street name sign. Street name signs are found on all types of roads. Whether you're driving through a major city or down a rural road, you'll probably encounter them. They are considered guide signs because they provide directions or guidance to motorists and other road users. While you might be familiar with the general purpose of street name signs, there are probably some things you don't know about them.
Protecting Against Package Theft: What You Should Know
Thursday November 04, 2021
Package theft is on the rise. Statistics show that roughly one in three U.S. adults have had at least one of their packages stolen. When you order products online -- or through other means -- you can expect them to arrive at your doorstep. Thieves, unfortunately, may intercept them before you're able to collect them. It's frustrating when you discover that one of your packages has been stolen off your property. The good news is that you can protect against package theft in several ways.
5 Fun Facts About Curbside Mailboxes
Friday October 29, 2021
Millions of people and businesses rely on curbside mailboxes to receive, as well as send, mail. Defined as individual mail receptacles that are installed alongside a curb, they are delivery points for the United States Postal Service (USPS). The USPS performs daily routes to all mailboxes while delivering outgoing mail and collecting incoming mail. This post reveals five fun facts about curbside mailboxes.
How to Choose the Right Bollards for Your Development Project
Tuesday October 19, 2021
Bollards are found in countless parks, neighborhoods, shopping centers and other outdoor spaces. As shown in the adjacent photo, they consist of poles that create a visual separation between pedestrian and vehicular areas. Upon seeing bollards, motorists will know that they shouldn't drive beyond them. The end result is a safer outdoor space that attracts more pedestrians. While all bollards serve this purpose, however, they are available in different types. When planning a development project, you'll need to choose the right type of bollards.