Which code represents Meal Break?

• A. Meal Break
• B. Coffee Break
• C. City Court
• D. Out to the Station

Answer: (A)

In radio signaling, each common action has a precise designation to communicate quickly and clearly. Meal Break is one of these standard codes and is used to indicate that a unit is taking a meal break. Using the exact term "Meal Break" leaves no doubt about the status, so dispatch and nearby units can respond appropriately (e.g., arrange coverage if needed).

The other terms refer to different situations: a Coffee Break would indicate a different kind of break or status, City Court means the unit is at or attending court, and Out to the Station means the unit is heading back to the station. None of these describe taking a meal break, so they aren’t the correct designation for that specific status.