WASHINGTON (Reuters] – A chair from the U.S. House oversight of the Postal Service (USPS), asked that the agency provide details on its plans for buying mainly next-generation, gas-powered delivery vehicles.

House Oversight and Reform Committee chair Carolyn Maloney asked Postmaster General Louis DeJoy https://oversight.house.gov/sites/democrats.oversight.house.gov/files/2022-05-11.CBM%20to%20DeJoy-USPS%20re%20Post%20EV%20Hearing%20Follow%20Up.pdf in a letter made public Thursday to turn over documents by May 25 about how it decided to acquire 10,019 EVs as part of the initial $2.98 billion order of 50,000 vehicles from Oshkosh (NYSE:) Corp. On Wednesday, the panel approved a bill that required USPS to perform a fresh environmental review.