Which code indicates Escort?

Which code indicates Escort?

• A. 10-11
• B. 10-14
• C. 10-15
• D. 10-16

Answer: (B)

In Ontario 10-codes, each number pair represents a specific task or status, and there is a distinct code reserved for escort duties. The reason this code stands out is that it is defined specifically to convey that you are accompanying or guiding someone to a location—ensuring their safety and control during transport or movement. From the options, the code that aligns with escort duties is the one taught as the escort code in standard OPP 10-code practice. It is chosen because it directly communicates the task of escorting, rather than any other operation or routine status. The other codes describe different activities or conditions, so they wouldn’t accurately represent the act of providing an escort. So, selecting the escort code ensures the message matches the intended action—escorting someone to a destination with appropriate oversight.

In Ontario 10-codes, each number pair represents a specific task or status, and there is a distinct code reserved for escort duties. The reason this code stands out is that it is defined specifically to convey that you are accompanying or guiding someone to a location—ensuring their safety and control during transport or movement.

From the options, the code that aligns with escort duties is the one taught as the escort code in standard OPP 10-code practice. It is chosen because it directly communicates the task of escorting, rather than any other operation or routine status. The other codes describe different activities or conditions, so they wouldn’t accurately represent the act of providing an escort.

So, selecting the escort code ensures the message matches the intended action—escorting someone to a destination with appropriate oversight.