What phrase accompanies the repeated FRCC transmissions?

What phrase accompanies the repeated FRCC transmissions?

• A. All clear
• B. Proceed with caution
• C. Emergency traffic only
• D. Evacuate now

Answer: (C)

When FRCC repeatedly transmits, the accompanying phrase is used to create priority on the radio channel. “Emergency traffic only” tells everyone listening that only life-safety or time-critical messages should be transmitted until the channel is clear again. This helps ensure critical information gets through when radio traffic is heavy or there are multiple units operating on scene. Other phrases don’t fit this purpose. “All clear” indicates a situation is resolved or the channel is free, not a directive to restrict traffic. “Proceed with caution” is a general safety instruction, not a specific call to limit transmissions. “Evacuate now” is a direct emergency directive about actions on the scene, not a standard phrase used to manage channel traffic during repeated FRCC transmissions.

When FRCC repeatedly transmits, the accompanying phrase is used to create priority on the radio channel. “Emergency traffic only” tells everyone listening that only life-safety or time-critical messages should be transmitted until the channel is clear again. This helps ensure critical information gets through when radio traffic is heavy or there are multiple units operating on scene.

Other phrases don’t fit this purpose. “All clear” indicates a situation is resolved or the channel is free, not a directive to restrict traffic. “Proceed with caution” is a general safety instruction, not a specific call to limit transmissions. “Evacuate now” is a direct emergency directive about actions on the scene, not a standard phrase used to manage channel traffic during repeated FRCC transmissions.