2024 Driver Facts PDF
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This document provides guidance on how drivers should respond to terrorist activity and outlines when and where cargo thefts are most likely to occur. It emphasizes the importance of safe driving practices.
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What should drivers report when observing terrorist activity? a Drivers should use the same type of format that law enforcement professionals use when reporting a terrorist or suspicious activity, known as “T-R-U-C-K-S": 1. Time of Observation/ID of Vehicle Involved — report...
What should drivers report when observing terrorist activity? a Drivers should use the same type of format that law enforcement professionals use when reporting a terrorist or suspicious activity, known as “T-R-U-C-K-S": 1. Time of Observation/ID of Vehicle Involved — report time observed, make, model, tags, color, and markings of any identifying vehicle, etc.. Route or Destination — report route numbers, mile markers, directions, landmarks, etc., nearest to incident location. Unusual Activity — give a description of what was observed, what did not look right, descriptions of persons involved, etc. Communicate — speak calmly and clearly and respond to questions from the 911 operator or company dispatcher >. Keep the activity under observation, but only if the driver can stay out of harm's way 6. Safety First — avoid becoming a target! Q. When and where are cargo thefts most likely to occur? A. During the weekends and holidays when trucks are left unattend- ed in unsecured lots. BZ
