When speaking to another person over the airwaves, the use of radio codes:
a. decreases confusion in communication.
b. is preferred so that the public cannot understand your transmission.
c. is discouraged because the codes are not universal to all public safety agencies.
d. is required when everyone on your patrol is trained.
Question 2
Which of the following tips is not a part of common radio etiquette?
a. Speak directly into the microphone.
b. Hold the transmit key in for 12 seconds before speaking.
c. Include detailed information in a single transmission that takes no longer than 60 seconds.
d. Do not use the patient's name.
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