Which of the following is NOT a good reason for keeping the station's SAD map up to date?

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Which of the following is NOT a good reason for keeping the station's SAD map up to date?

Keeping the SAD map current is about reflecting reality in the network: where service boundaries lie, which stops exist, and where they’re located. When boundaries change or new or moved stops are introduced, updating the map helps everyone plan and navigate accurately, so route planning remains precise and stop locations stay correct. The delivery sequence of stops, however, is determined by the timetable and routing decisions, not primarily by whether the map is up to date. Updating the map doesn’t inherently change the order in which deliveries are made, so that reason isn’t a direct benefit of keeping the map current.

Keeping the SAD map current is about reflecting reality in the network: where service boundaries lie, which stops exist, and where they’re located. When boundaries change or new or moved stops are introduced, updating the map helps everyone plan and navigate accurately, so route planning remains precise and stop locations stay correct. The delivery sequence of stops, however, is determined by the timetable and routing decisions, not primarily by whether the map is up to date. Updating the map doesn’t inherently change the order in which deliveries are made, so that reason isn’t a direct benefit of keeping the map current.

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