When you say there's a difference between those who receive door-to-door delivery and those who don't, the reality is that those new communities were designed around non-door-to-door services. The postal boxes were installed in areas that considered traffic flows, and the development of that particular community.
What we're seeing now, particularly here in Windsor—Tecumseh, is they're trying to retrofit a community that was designed around door-to-door delivery to accommodate these community postal boxes. The challenges that they have in terms of safety is that the communities themselves aren't built to have community postal boxes.
Many of these are narrow or older streets, and they are more densely populated. That's why you have such absurd outcomes. It was a fiasco, locally, because they were putting them at the corners of intersections. They weren't considering the traffic flow and people stopping.
I appreciate that there is a difference the way mail is delivered and that it varies from community to community, but I don't think that it justifies the revocation of door-to-door delivery in a community like Windsor—Tecumseh. These people bought houses and paid their taxes. The design of the communities themselves has to be considered.