Schedule I Dealer Territory Guide — Zone Assignment and Optimization

How Dealer Zones Work

Each dealer is assigned to a territory — a geographic area where they make deliveries. Proper zone assignment is the difference between efficient operations and constant bottlenecks.

Zone Assignment Rules

• One dealer can cover a radius of ~200m effectively
• Beyond 200m, delivery times increase significantly
• Assign based on customer cluster location, not property location

Optimal Zone Configuration

Single Property Operation

• 2 dealers: Split the area north/south or east/west
• 3 dealers: Triangle coverage
• 4+ dealers: Grid pattern

Multi-Property Operation

• Assign dealers to the nearest property
• Each property serves its surrounding zone
• Don't cross-zone (dealer from North property covering South zone = inefficiency)

Zone Profitability Analysis

Before assigning a dealer, calculate zone revenue potential:

Zone Size	Average Customers	Daily Revenue (1 dealer)
Small	5–7	$600–900
Medium	8–12	$1,100–1,600
Large	13–18	$1,700–2,500

Assign your best (highest loyalty) dealers to large zones.

Dealing with Zone Overlap

If rival gangs operate in your zone:

• The first dealer to reach a customer "wins" the sale
• Increase your dealer speed and frequency
• Price competitively until rivals leave

Reassigning Dealers

Reassignment takes 1 in-game day. Plan zone changes in advance; don't reassign mid-peak hours.

Related Guides

• Territory Expansion Guide
• Staff Guide
• Money Guide