Which code indicates a stolen vehicle?

• A. Stolen Vehicle
• B. En Route
• C. Disregard
• D. Arrived

Answer: (A)

In this context, the clearest way to convey a vehicle has been stolen is to use a code that directly names the situation. The option that states Stolen Vehicle communicates the theft status explicitly, signaling to units to treat the vehicle as stolen, which is the critical and distinguishing detail in an incident. The other terms describe movement or actions (En Route means heading to a location; Disregard means ignore a previous instruction; Arrived means you’ve reached the destination) and do not indicate the vehicle’s theft status. So the code that best fits and instantly informs responders is the one labeled Stolen Vehicle.