Automatic vending machines that will enable Postal Authority customers to dispatch and receive registered mail will soon be installed at 10 locations around Israel as a pilot project.
Authority director-general Yossi Shelli said that the machines, which cost NIS 45,000 each, will provide postal services seven days a week, 24 hours a day, without waiting in line. Similar machines are used in the US and are being tested in England, Germany, and France.
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