Which check would cross-reference information across multiple records?

• A. Check criminal history
• B. TECS lane check
• C. Cross index check
• D. Sensor hit

Answer: (C)

Cross-referencing information across multiple records is exactly what a cross index check does. It searches and links data from different databases so you can see connections about the same person or vehicle, even if there are aliases or multiple entries. This provides a fuller picture than examining a single record alone.

A criminal history check looks at one person’s past arrests or convictions in one scope. A TECS lane check queries the TECS system at a checkpoint for the current entry. A sensor hit is an alert from equipment indicating a potential event. None of these by themselves perform the cross-record linking that a cross index check is designed to do.