Code 6 indicates which status?

• A. Arrived
• B. En Route
• C. Disregard
• D. Emergency Lights and Sirens

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is understanding how radio codes convey an officer’s current status to the dispatcher and other units. Code 6 is used to indicate you are on your way to a call or assignment — you’re en route. It tells everyone that you’ve acknowledged the dispatch and are actively moving toward the location, but you haven’t yet arrived. This distinction helps coordinate multiple units and estimate timing.

Arrived would mean you’re already on scene, not still traveling. Disregard would imply canceling or ignoring the call. Emergency lights and sirens describes how you’re traveling, not the status of whether you’re responding or on scene. So the status “en route” best matches Code 6.