What is this? Any ideas??

[FLASH_OUTDOORS]

I found this in the road in my neighborhood this am. There are 12 total. 11 folded flat and stored inside one. They are different colors with clear tops. Each has its own barcode and number. They are made out of thick tarp like material.

I’m thinking:
- usps
- fedex
- Amazon
- meals on wheels

Is there anyone that knows for certain what they are for?






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[Hills of Texas]

I bet they fell off/ left by amazon truck

[duke-86]

I found this in the road in my neighborhood this am. There are 12 total. 11 folded flat and stored inside one. They are different colors with clear tops. Each has its own barcode and number. They are made out of thick tarp like material.

I’m thinking:
- usps
- fedex
- Amazon
- meals on wheels

Is there anyone that knows for certain what they are for?






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Amazon, ive done control work at there facilities and seen them there

[justletmein]

Ballot totes! Ballots are probably in a nearby ditch. LOL

[PROD49]

Did you try scanning the codes?

[FLASH_OUTDOORS]

Did you try scanning the codes?

Yeah I scanned. Nothing comes up


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[Briar Friar]

Darn handy looking totes.

[Landrover]

Amazon, ive done control work at there facilities and seen them there

Good deal. Hopefully the OP can get them returned to the driver.

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[ThisLadyHunts]

These look like "pull packs" used in fulfillment centers (i.e., warehouse distribution centers). Based on where you came across them, most likely Amazon. As orders for products come in to the fulfillment/distribution centers, they are pulled, picked, ticketed, then sorted by destination, much like the USPS "flat trays" used to sort...to sort...um...oh, what do they call the kind of mail that is broadly distributed? Typically addressed to Resident? Often used as sales or fundraising solicitations? Can't be larger than, like, 6 1/4" x 4 5/8"? Can have no more than three folds, etc.? Not Fourth Class mail but something else. You know, that kind of mail. ((Seems like I'm always bumping into clouds lately. Very frustrating.))

Anyway, that's what I think they are.

[Goldeneagle]

These look like "pull packs" used in fulfillment centers (i.e., warehouse distribution centers). Based on where you came across them, most likely Amazon. As orders for products come in to the fulfillment/distribution centers, they are pulled, picked, ticketed, then sorted by destination, much like the USPS "flat trays" used to sort...to sort...um...oh, what do they call the kind of mail that is broadly distributed? Typically addressed to Resident? Often used as sales or fundraising solicitations? Can't be larger than, like, 6 1/4" x 4 5/8"? Can have no more than three folds, etc.? Not Fourth Class mail but something else. You know, that kind of mail. ((Seems like I'm always bumping into clouds lately. Very frustrating.))

Anyway, that's what I think they are.

That sounds like a loooong way to say JUNK MAIL.

[14JKURX]

The people that do grocery home delivery use those.

[AntlerCollector]

I’d take a couple off your hands if you decide you don’t need a dozen of them

[Quackerbox]

Ballot totes! Ballots are probably in a nearby ditch. LOL

HAHAAA

yes those are amazon sorting totes. I watched 9 trucks load and unload in a parking lot the other day

[FLASH_OUTDOORS]

Good deal. Hopefully the OP can get them returned to the driver.

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I spoke to Amazon this morning. They are supposed to be sending a driver to get them.


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[AntlerCollector]

I spoke to Amazon this morning. They are supposed to be sending a driver to get them.


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That’s great. Glad you found out who they belonged to