True or False: As long as manual plots are in the correct zip/postal codes, they will not affect CSA, Work Area, or SID assignments. There will be little to no impact to stop sequencing in DRO.

True or False: As long as manual plots are in the correct zip/postal codes, they will not affect CSA, Work Area, or SID assignments. There will be little to no impact to stop sequencing in DRO.

• A. True
• B. Depends on region
• C. Not applicable
• D. False

Answer: (D)

Geographic routing relies on precise location data, not ZIP alone. CSA, Work Area, and SID boundaries are defined by granular geographic rules that go beyond the ZIP code. A manual plot changes the exact location, which can place the address into a different CSA or Work Area, and can also influence which SID is assigned. Stop sequencing in DRO depends on the actual stop location and routing constraints, so altering the precise point can change the order or feasibility of stops. So, even with the correct ZIP, manual plots can impact assignments and sequencing, making the statement false.

Geographic routing relies on precise location data, not ZIP alone. CSA, Work Area, and SID boundaries are defined by granular geographic rules that go beyond the ZIP code. A manual plot changes the exact location, which can place the address into a different CSA or Work Area, and can also influence which SID is assigned. Stop sequencing in DRO depends on the actual stop location and routing constraints, so altering the precise point can change the order or feasibility of stops. So, even with the correct ZIP, manual plots can impact assignments and sequencing, making the statement false.