Yes, «in transit» means that the package is on its way to its final destination and is out for delivery. It is usually the last tracking status before the package is delivered. In some cases, it can also mean that the package is being transferred between postal facilities.

Does in transit mean out for delivery?

In transit typically means that the package is on its way to the delivery destination. It does not necessarily mean that the package is out for delivery, as it could still be in transit from the shipping warehouse to the delivery location. In most cases, when the package is out for delivery, the tracking information will indicate that the package is “Out for Delivery” or “On Its Way”.

How long does it take USPS to deliver when in transit?

The amount of time it takes for an item to be delivered by USPS while in transit will depend on the type of shipment, the origin and destination of the package, and other factors. Generally, it takes 2-9 business days for First-Class Mail, 1-3 business days for Priority Mail Express, and 1-5 business days for Priority Mail. However, these estimates are based on average delivery times and may vary depending on the specific package’s journey.