A non-military package weighs 55 pounds and has a length plus girth of 98 inches. Can it be shipped via standard USPS?

For a package to be shipped via standard USPS, it must adhere to specific weight and size regulations. The total weight limit for a non-military package is 70 pounds, which means that a package weighing 55 pounds is well within this limit. Additionally, USPS allows a maximum combined dimension of 108 inches for length plus girth.

In this case, the package has a length plus girth of 98 inches, which is also below the maximum allowed. Since both the weight and the dimensions fall within the permissible range, this package can indeed be shipped via standard USPS.

Options questioning the weight or dimensions would not apply here since the package complies with both criteria. Therefore, it is accurate to conclude that the package can be shipped under the standard USPS regulations.