Federal Postal Regulation (US)

The Federal Postal Regulation in the U.S. is overseen by the Postal Regulatory Commission, which ensures the Postal Service operates efficiently, fairly, and transparently. These regulations set rules for mailing services, pricing, standards, and customer rights, balancing the needs of consumers and the Postal Service. They also oversee service performance, safeguard mail privacy, and resolve disputes. Essentially, they establish the framework that guarantees reliable mail delivery while maintaining fair practices and accountability within the postal system.