What describes the C-Type Stop ID in an MRL?

What describes the C-Type Stop ID in an MRL?

• A. It is a station-created Stop ID created from a parent I or F-Type address and becomes the primary Stop ID.
• B. It overwrites the base Stop ID in the address database.
• C. It is identical to the base Stop ID.
• D. It only applies to domestic addresses.

Answer: (A)

A C-Type Stop ID is a station-created identifier that is built from an existing I-Type or F-Type address and then promoted to be the primary Stop ID used by the system. This lets a station define its own main reference for a stop while preserving the original base record. It isn’t simply overwriting the base Stop ID in the address database, it isn’t identical to the base Stop ID, and it isn’t restricted to domestic addresses.

A C-Type Stop ID is a station-created identifier that is built from an existing I-Type or F-Type address and then promoted to be the primary Stop ID used by the system. This lets a station define its own main reference for a stop while preserving the original base record. It isn’t simply overwriting the base Stop ID in the address database, it isn’t identical to the base Stop ID, and it isn’t restricted to domestic addresses.