JF>The ones actually owned by the post office have no plates at all, None,
  >Zip Nada,  There is a number painted on the back of the truck (Fleet id
  >number) but there is no license plate.
JF>The reason for this is the constution.  Congress has the right to
  >establish POSTAL ROADS,  Thus the post office OWNS the highway. It is
  >their property and you don't need a license plate ON YOUR OWN PROPERTY
JF>The second type of USPS truck is the contract hauler.  This truck does
  >not belong to the USPS but to a trucking company and/or owner/operator
  >(For example one of my High School Classmates drives such a truck) and
  >it is licensed in accordance with all the laws for commricial vehicles
  >in the state(s) it travels in.  Same as any other semi, Even though it
  >bears the USPS logo under contract.
You are correct that some postal vehicles have license plates (US Govt)
while some do not.  However, your reasons are incorrect.
CHARLES HUNTER
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