Which information should be included when marking out for a suspicious vehicle?

• A. Back up
• B. Location
• C. Occupancy
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

When marking out for a suspicious vehicle, you want a complete picture to support safe response and coordination. The location tells responders exactly where the vehicle is and helps establish a safe perimeter and vantage points. Occupancy indicates how many people are inside and whether there are potential threats or passengers who may require different handling, which affects risk assessment and approach. Back up denotes whether additional units or resources are needed to manage the scene safely and effectively. Because each element informs different aspects of the response, including all of them provides the full, actionable picture needed to handle the situation responsibly.