What is the second reason for the 'Supplied address could not be validated' error when creating a new MRL?

• A. Invalid L-Type Stop ID.
• B. Address was entered incorrectly.
• C. The address is outside the service area.
• D. Missing recipient name.

Answer: (B)

When you create a new MRL, the system checks the address against its address database to ensure it can be validated. If the string you entered doesn’t match a known street, city, state, and ZIP combination, the validator can’t confirm it, and you’ll see this error. The second reason here is that the address was entered incorrectly—typos, misspelled street names, wrong city or ZIP, or an incomplete address can all prevent successful validation. Correcting the input to a precise, complete address lets the validator verify it and move forward. Other options relate to different checks: an invalid L-Type Stop ID is about a routing identifier, a missing recipient name triggers a separate validation, and an address outside the service area would typically prompt a different serviceability message, not a simple validation failure.