When a new Recipient is added, a new ____________ is created for the Recipient + Address. All Closures, DTW, Instructions, and Overrides that were assigned to the old Stop ID (Type I/F) must now be assigned to this new Stop ID.

When a new Recipient is added, a new ____________ is created for the Recipient + Address. All Closures, DTW, Instructions, and Overrides that were assigned to the old Stop ID (Type I/F) must now be assigned to this new Stop ID.

• A. Stop Type
• B. Stop ID (C-type)
• C. Recipient
• D. Address

Answer: (B)

A Stop ID is the binding container for a specific Recipient and Address. When a new Recipient is added for a given Address, you create a new Stop ID (C-type) to represent that exact Recipient+Address pairing. All Closures, DTW, Instructions, and Overrides that were tied to the old Stop ID must be reassigned to this new Stop ID so the actions apply to the correct stop and don’t mix with the previous recipient. The other options don’t serve as the identifier that groups those actions for a particular Recipient+Address.

A Stop ID is the binding container for a specific Recipient and Address. When a new Recipient is added for a given Address, you create a new Stop ID (C-type) to represent that exact Recipient+Address pairing. All Closures, DTW, Instructions, and Overrides that were tied to the old Stop ID must be reassigned to this new Stop ID so the actions apply to the correct stop and don’t mix with the previous recipient. The other options don’t serve as the identifier that groups those actions for a particular Recipient+Address.