Which code instructs personnel to report to a location?

• A. 10-30
• B. 10-21
• C. 10-24
• D. 10-25

Answer: (D)

This question tests how you interpret radio ten-codes directing actions on the move. The code that tells personnel to report to a location is the instruction to assemble at a designated spot, so you should head to that location, report in to the supervisor or incident commander, and await further instructions. It’s about physically gathering the team rather than just communicating or completing a task.

The other codes point to different actions: one means you should contact someone by telephone rather than go somewhere, another indicates an assignment has been completed, and the remaining option signals another kind of operation or radio use. Always verify your agency’s specific ten-code meanings, since they can vary.