MRLs' impact to the manifest includes stops not being split correctly. As a result, drivers may be required to ________.

• A. split or combine the stops on the road.
• B. update the route map.
• C. notify the customer.
• D. close the route without changes.

Answer: (A)

When stops aren’t split correctly, the manifest doesn’t align with the actual delivery points in the intended sequence. To fix this on the road, drivers may need to split a single stop into multiple stops or combine several stops into one. This adjustment ensures the manifest matches what’s being delivered and in the correct order, which is crucial for accurate proof of delivery and inventory tracking.

Other options don’t directly resolve the mismatch between the manifest and on-the-road stops: updating the route map is a planning change, notifying the customer is about communication, and closing the route ends the trip without addressing the stop alignment.