I was wondering if people from around the world could tell me how mail vehicles from that place look like? Thanks🙂
Posted elsewhere in the forums, but this is a typical La Poste (Paris, France) mailman and his mail delivery bicycle. And a traveling toy from Postcrossing…
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Here’s our standard–always a happy sight!:
It’s a Grumman LLV, also used by our friendly northern neighbors in Canada. 
Edit: …aaaand I just realized that @NinaG is from the States, too. 
Well, I never knew what the trucks were called, so we’re all learning here! 
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I find movies about how Japanese Post delivers letters in official site 
It’s Japanese, but you may understand what happens by movies below.
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These videos are so delightful! 
I watched all of them and now I want more…
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In larger towns and cities mail is delivered mostly by bike:
In very dense areas it might even be delivered by foot:
In rural areas the mailmen will deliver parcels as well and therefor use a car:
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I took this picture in the deep countryside of southern Taiwan about 10 years ago. In Kaohsiung city where I live a lot of the mailmen also use a motorcycle to deliver the mail.
This picture of the mailboxes was taken in 2017. I just noticed that at that time they still collected the mail twice a day. Now they only empty once a day and only on weekdays.
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Here’s our fleet taking off this morning. We don’t have a dedicated mail vehicle here in Finland like the Grumman, we just use regular vans. Some have RHD but not all. There isn’t a dedicated model either, the main bulk ATL consists of Vw Transporters and Caddies but there are other nuts in the trailmix as well like Citroen Berlingos, Peugeot Partners, MB Citans, that tiny Ford Fusion etc basically whatever they’ve gotten a good deal bulk buying at a given time. Aaaaand then there’s me the resident oddball LOL. Some of the workforce here are private contractors, yours truly included, we don’t fly the company colors and we buy our own toys. Here’s my winter sled 
Perhaps not the most economical of choices as it is a bit thirsty for the job but sure makes days a lot more fun when we’re up to our jingle bells in the white stuff, cuts half an hour off my route as well and usually in case of a spill (they happen regularily) this puppy is capable of crawling out of the ditch on it’s own (have a detachable winch on board)
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Correos has in Spain a few different vehicles, as motocycles, vans and bicycles. But to be fair, I’ve seen most of my mail carries by foot in the 3 different cities I’ve lived so far. !
They also have released a merchandising line, like keychains you can purchase in their post offices, with the image of mail carries or the motocycles. I can’t add the image, so I will post the link to Correos online shop.
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Singapore did a revamp of its postal vehicle rather recently, which now looks like this.
This news article also provides an account of a day in the life of a postman in Singapore.
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Whaaat, I’ve never seen these!
But on the Spree, one mail carrier even uses a boat! 
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And this very unique way of delivering mail also got commemorated with a special stamp in 1991 and 2005.
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In Russia, mail is delivered on foot! At my site, the postman is an elderly woman. And she delivers mail once a week, if the weather is fine. If the weather is bad, I have to wait until the next week. Perhaps this situation is not in all of Russia, but we definitely do not have special transport.
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My mail is now usually delivered by a postman/postwoman driving an electric car on the first picture. And when I was living in the city center, it was delivered by the cute small electric vehicle. 
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Thanks everyone for replying to me!
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This is the mobile post office in Lebanon.
The words 3A TARI2AK are Arabic words written in chat language or leet.
The 3 is the letter Ain, and the 2 is the Hamza.
The phrase means “On your [way, road, or path]”
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Latvia.
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