The above-pictured vehicle is electrically powered, makes no noise and offers clean dispersal of mail items, and that too, without a speck of emissions. MaltaPost p.l.c. has introduced the first postal eco-friendly vehicle in a bid to promote low carbon transfer of mail and reduce its carbon footprint.
maltapost eco friendly vehicle
At a staff award-winning ceremony organized in January this year, Ms. Lorraine Pace was conferred with a special award to recognize her as the first Postal Operator to use this eco-friendly electric vehicle. She has been using the eco-vehicle for her daily deliveries to clients in the best possible condition.
Via: GOZO News
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