Which code corresponds to Driver's license information?

• A. Arrived at the scene.
• B. Repeat; request the sender to repeat the last transmission.
• C. In service; you are available for calls.
• D. Driver's license information.

Answer: (D)

The concept here is matching the type of information being sent with the code that names that information. When you need to share or request details about a driver’s license, you use the code that specifically denotes that data type. That direct labeling makes it clear to the other party that the content will include the driver’s license information—things like the license number, issuing state, expiration, and the person’s identity checks.

The other options are about operational status or actions (arrived at the scene, request to repeat, in service). They describe where you are or what you’re doing with the radio channel, not the kind of information being transmitted. So none of those fit the content of driver’s license information as well as the one that explicitly names it.