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A
Ignore it — it's not your vehicle
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B
Let the carrier know before they leave so their battery doesn't drain — a small action that prevents a problem
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C
Turn off the lights yourself without telling them
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D
Report it to the postmaster as a safety violation
Why this is the answer
This scenario tests team orientation and common sense. Notifying your colleague about the lights left on is a simple, helpful action that prevents a vehicle problem. It costs you nothing and demonstrates the kind of team-minded behavior USPS values. Neither ignoring it nor escalating to the postmaster is the right balance — direct, collegial notification is appropriate.
Source: USPS 474 VEA, Team Orientation