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A
Skip deliveries to finish on time
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B
Rush dangerously to finish faster
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C
Communicate with your supervisor about the situation and follow proper procedures regarding overtime or assistance, while completing the route safely and accurately
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D
Just work the extra time without telling anyone
Why this is the answer
When a route legitimately requires more time, the best practice is to COMMUNICATE with your supervisor and follow proper procedures (overtime authorization, requesting assistance) while maintaining safety and accuracy. Skipping deliveries (failing service), rushing dangerously (safety risk), or working unauthorized extra time without communication all score poorly. The 474 VEA rewards carriers who keep supervisors informed and follow proper procedures rather than making unilateral decisions that compromise service, safety, or proper time/overtime management. Communication and following procedure are recurring high-value themes.
Source: USPS 474 VEA — Reliability, Time Management Communication